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Bangkok mandates dog and cat registration, microchip implant
Bangkok mandates dog and cat registration, microchip implant
SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 2026
Bangkok requires dog and cat owners to register and implant microchips. Violations are punishable under the law. Registration available online.Five Thai cats shape national identity: heritage, luck and cultural pride
Five Thai cats shape national identity: heritage, luck and cultural pride
THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 2026
Thailand’s five native cat breeds — Suphalak, Korat, Wichienmaat, Konja and Khao Manee — are more than pets: they embody Thai identity, folklore and heritage.Ayutthaya to Celebrate ‘Ancient Feline Science’ with Historic Cat Show
Ayutthaya to Celebrate ‘Ancient Feline Science’ with Historic Cat Show
THURSDAY, JANUARY 08, 2026
The 2nd 'Ancient Thai Cats Return to Krung Sri' event blends feline beauty contests with rare historical exhibitions at the Chao Sam Phraya National MuseumBMA Launches City-Wide Free Microchipping Drive for Bangkok’s Pets
BMA Launches City-Wide Free Microchipping Drive for Bangkok’s Pets
MONDAY, JANUARY 05, 2026
Pet owners can now register dogs and cats for free at Din Daeng until June 2026, with 500 daily slots available via the QueQ app and walk-insPetGeneX teams up with NIA to launch Thailand’s first pet stem cell bank
PetGeneX teams up with NIA to launch Thailand’s first pet stem cell bank
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 07, 2025
PetGeneX partners with NIA to launch Thailand’s first stem cell bank for pets, marking a breakthrough in veterinary health innovation.Thailand rises to world’s No. 2 pet food exporter in 2024, worth 85 billion baht
Thailand rises to world’s No. 2 pet food exporter in 2024, worth 85 billion baht
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 2025
Thailand has become the world’s second-largest exporter of dog and cat food in 2024, with shipments valued at US$2.67 billion (85.03 billion baht), up 29% from the previous year and accounting for 10% of global market share.Bangkok and Samut Prakan declared rabies zones, 30-day animal movement ban
Bangkok and Samut Prakan declared rabies zones, 30-day animal movement ban
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2025
The Department of Livestock Development has urgently declared parts of Bangkok and Samut Prakan as temporary epidemic zones following a rabies outbreak, imposing a 30-day ban on the movement of dogs, cats and other mammals.Bang Phli district imposes one-month rabies control zone, bans movement of dogs and cats
Bang Phli district imposes one-month rabies control zone, bans movement of dogs and cats
SATURDAY, AUGUST 09, 2025
Bang Phli livestock office declares a one-month rabies control zone in Bang Pla, Samut Prakan, banning dog and cat movement without veterinary approval.Dogs and cats dominate Thailand’s pet scene of over 5.3 million pets nationwide
Dogs and cats dominate Thailand’s pet scene of over 5.3 million pets nationwide
SATURDAY, MAY 03, 2025
In 2025, Thailand is expected to have 5.38 million pets, with dogs and cats remaining the most popular choices, particularly in Bangkok metropolitan area.Bangkok to Introduce New Pet Ownership Laws in 2026
Bangkok to Introduce New Pet Ownership Laws in 2026
FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 2025
(April 23, 2025) - Dog and cat owners in Bangkok are being warned of new legislation coming into effect in early 2026 that will mandate pet registration, the use of leads in public, and restrictions on the number of animals kept based on property size. Failure to comply with these new rules will result in penalties.