Pet Desexed Status
Pet Desexed Status

Pet Desexed Status

Pet Desexed Status

If your dog or cat has been desexed, we can help update their status on the NSW Pet Registry.
Last updated on: 13 May 2026
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If your dog or cat has been desexed but your vet couldn't update the NSW Pet Registry, submit a request below with proof of desexing and we'll update it for you.

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Raise a request

Before you begin

You will need to include proof of your pet's desexing, ideally you can provide a steralisation certificate, letter or receipt which includes:
  • pet microchip number
  • date the procedure took place.

Next steps

  1. You'll receive an acknowledgement with your request and tracking numbers, allowing you to monitor its progress.
  2. We will review your request and the desexing certificate and contact you if we require more information.
  3. You will receive a notification once your request has been completed. You can then log into your NSW Pet Registry account and confirm the updated details.

Time frames

Our team will aim to process these requests within 7 business days.

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