Microchipping is crucial for pet safety, ensuring a higher chance of reunion if they ever get lost.
Tags can be lost, but microchips are a great form of permanent identification. When your dog is scanned with a microchip reader, your contact information is displayed. The person who scans the chip can call the company that makes that specific microchip and get access to your contact details. It is recommended to keep your information with the company up to date.
All veterinary clinics, SPCA and Humane Societies scan animals found as strays. The microchip number is a way to find your information and reunite you with your furry friend.
We implant a microchip under your pet’s skin, which can be detected with a microchip reader. Your information is available with the company that makes the microchip. It does not work as a GPS locator for your dog, but it is an excellent link between you and your pet if someone brings them in to have them scanned.
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