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Microchip Pet IdentificationMicrochipping has become a very popular and safe way to permanently identify your pet in the unfortunate case that he or she is lost. Microchipping involves the injection of a small electronic chip the size and shape of a grain of rice just under the skin in the back of the neck. This procedure is extremely quick, and relatively painless (comparable to a vaccination injection). Collars can fall off and tattoos can fade -- a microchip, however, is a permanent means of identifying your pet. |
All humane societies, animal shelters, and veterinary clinics have special scanners that are used to scan for the presence of a microchip. If a stray animal is found and a microchip is present, then one phone call is all it takes to identify the owner and get Fluffy back home. Microchipping is also a necessary first step in travelling with your pet to several other countries. For further information, please contact the consulate of the country to which you are travelling. |
If your pet has not yet been microchipped, we urge you to call our office to book this procedure today! |
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