Microchipping

The implantation of a microchip is quick and causes minimal discomfort. It’s similar to getting an injection and doesn’t require anesthesia.

When your pet is lost and brought to a shelter or clinic, a scanner detects the chip and displays the unique ID number, allowing us to contact you based on the registered details.

The microchip is designed to stay in place for life. It is very difficult to remove, which ensures that your pet’s identification remains intact.

Yes, it’s important to keep your contact information up to date in the microchip registry. This ensures that we can reach you if your pet is found.

While not mandatory in all areas, many cities and states encourage or require microchipping, especially for pets that are frequently outdoors or travel. It’s always a good idea to check local regulations.