Every pet owner fears most is to think about their pets to run away ... never found. This is particularly alarming if your pet is always wearing a collar with an identification mark. However, it is possible that these fears to be in the hands of chipping a pet! The microchip is a small computer chip that is implanted through a needle similar to the vaccine under the skin of your pet. The chip is made of biocompatible materials that corrode or cause an allergic reaction. It is completely safe and not harmful to your pet when it is placed. The procedure is always done by a vet.
Microchip has all kinds of animals, including dogs, cats, birds, reptiles and horses. Each chip has a unique code that can be found by using a scanner. Your pet is more likely to be associated with you in no time after the code is scanned. Most vets and shelters have the scanners, so it's easier for you to find your pet.
If you adopt a pet from the shelter, it is likely that the animal is chipped. We need company that created the microchip and contact your new pet to the registration database.
The only disadvantage of microarrays is that they have a lot of money, may be the most cost between $ 30 and $ 45 costs to be additional costs depending on the company. It is possible to reduce costs if your pet is registered for pet health insurance plan. Another disadvantage is that each manufacturer of microchips is the database itself. So maybe if you register your pet with the manufacturer, but your vet is registered with one another takes a little longer to get your pet. However, all microchip scanners insert name of manufacturer, making it easier to identify the animal.
The fact that a microchip in your pet means that they are fully protected forever lost. You should always do the following:
• Ensure that he / she is wearing a collar with identification labels.
• Be aware of your surroundings and new environment.
• Make sure doors are closed and can not jump fences or ... mining under.
Pet microchips are the most effective way to find lost pets. But as the saying goes, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of improvement, so make sure that the necessary steps to safely take your pet!
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