Microchipping

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Microchipping is a simple yet powerful tool to help ensure your pet can be swiftly returned to you if they ever go missing. A microchip is a small, rice-sized device inserted just under your pet’s skin, usually between the shoulder blades.

Each chip contains a unique ID number, registered in a national pet recovery database. If your pet is lost or found, shelters, vets, and rescue groups can scan for the chip, retrieve your contact info, and quickly get your pet back to you.

Quick, Simple, and Nearly Painless

The microchipping process is quick and almost painless, easily done during a regular vet visit.

Using a special syringe, the microchip is placed under your pet’s skin in seconds—similar to a regular vaccination. Your pet might feel a brief pinch, but the procedure is generally easy and doesn’t require anesthesia.

Reliable ID in All Conditions

Unlike collars and tags, which can be lost or damaged, a microchip provides a permanent, tamper-proof form of ID. Even if your pet’s collar or tag falls off, their microchip stays secure, making it easy to identify and return them to you no matter what.

Reassurance for Pet Owners

We understand how stressful it can be when a pet goes missing. Microchipping provides reassurance, offering a reliable way to increase the chance of a safe return.

With a microchip, you can have peace of mind knowing your pet has an extra layer of protection to help them find their way back home if the unexpected happens.