Enter your equine's microchip number below to make sure that it's registered on the Central Equine Database (CED). By law all equine microchips must be registered on the CED
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By law every equine in the UK must have a microchip. Even if your equine's paper passport records the microchip number, as an owner you need to make sure the number is registered on the Central Equine Database (CED)
"A functioning and accurate equine database has the potential to bring huge benefits to owners, sporting bodies, equestrian businesses and, most importantly, to horse health and welfare"
"Equine Register's solutions will be transformational. You can't hold people to account for the way they treat their horses if you can't prove ownership. People need to understand the benefits of the CED and Digital Stable to the everyday horse owner"
"From what I have seen as a potential user, this system would be of huge benefit to the sector and would more than completely fill the government’s regulatory requirements"
2. Your passport issuing organisation may not have been told about the microchip. Find out more
You can request that your passport issuing organisation adds your Microchip the Central Equine Database (CED). To do this online you will need to create a Digital Stable account, verify your identity and address and then claim your equine passports. Whilst claiming you can make updates and add additional information such as Microchips to the CED. Create free Digital Stable account
3. Your equine could be registered with an international Passport Issuing Organisation (PIO). If this is the case, you can create a Digital Stable account where you can register your equine on the Central Equine Database for FREE.