Everything you need to know about microchipping
Microchips do not replace a tag and collar, but they could make all the difference in the event your pet goes missing. Did you know ... Microchipped dogs are 2x more likely to be reunited with their family. Microchipped cats are 20x more likely to be reunited with their family. What is a microchip and how does it work? A microchip is a permanent form of identification, it cannot be removed. It is quickly and safely injected between your pet's shoulder blades - most pets will not notice it more than an ordinary vaccination. A microchip is not much bigger than a grain of rice and will not bother your pet. A microchip has a unique code which is registered on a relevant database. This number is linked to all your contact information. When a lost pet is found and scanned the information on the database is used to reunite you with your pet. Only 6 out of 10 microchips are registered or are linked to correct information! Always make sure that the details are registered on the ...