Give your dog, cat, or other companion animal the best chance of getting home with a microchip, a safe, permanent ID about the size of a grain of rice placed under the skin. A microchip is not a GPS tracker; instead, it contains a unique RFID number that the microchip company uses to securely store your pet’s contact information. If your pet is found without a collar or ID tag, veterinarians or shelters can scan the chip to access your information and help return your pet safely.
If you plan to travel with your pet, the microchip should be implanted before your pet receives their rabies vaccine, since many travel regulations require a registered microchip to match vaccination records. We can microchip dogs, cats, and other companion animals, giving you peace of mind that your pet is protected.
Schedule a microchipping appointment today to keep your furry friend safe.