A microchip is a tiny device about the size of a grain of rice programmed with a unique identification number. It’s safely inserted under your pet’s skin, typically between the shoulder blades, in a process as simple as a vaccination.

When a lost pet arrives at a veterinary clinic or rescue shelter, personnel use a special handheld scanner to detect the chip’s unique ID number. This number is then connected to your contact information stored in a secure database, enabling rescue personnel to access your details swiftly and facilitating a joyous reunion with your pet.

Pet Microchipping is a one-time procedure that offers lifelong peace of mind. While it doesn’t replace traditional ID tags, it provides an invaluable backup when collars go missing or tags become unreadable.