Pet Microchipping in Fanwood, NJ
How Microchipping Works
Owner online registration is needed and should be regularly updated for your pet’s information to be on the microchip national database.
- A tiny microchip, about the size of a grain of rice, is inserted under your pet’s skin.
- Each chip has a unique ID number linked to your contact information in a national database.
- If your pet is found and scanned at a shelter or vet clinic, you’ll be contacted immediately.
Keeping your contact information up to date is necessary to ensure that we can reunite you with your lost pet. Remember to update if change in address or phone number.
Benefits of Microchipping
Microchipping is one of the most effective ways to protect your pet and ensure they can be identified if they ever become lost. This simple, permanent form of identification offers peace of mind and greatly improves the likelihood of a happy reunion.
Permanent, Lifelong Identification
Unlike collars or tags that can break, fall off, or fade, a microchip provides a permanent form of identification that stays with your pet for life. Each microchip contains a unique ID number that links to your contact information, ensuring your pet can always be traced back to you.
Works With Collars and Tags for Added Security
Microchipping doesn’t replace traditional collars and ID tags—it enhances them. When used together, these forms of identification offer multiple layers of protection. If a collar is lost or removed, the microchip serves as a reliable backup so your pet can still be identified.
Quick, Safe, and Affordable Procedure
Microchipping is a simple and safe procedure performed right in our hospital. It takes just a few seconds, similar to administering a routine vaccination, and most pets experience little to no discomfort. It’s a cost-effective way to safeguard your pet’s future. Most commonly done during your pet’s spay or neuter surgical appointments.
Greatly Increases the Chances of Being Reunited With a Lost Pet
Microchipped pets are far more likely to make it home if they become lost. Animal shelters, veterinary clinics, and rescue organizations routinely scan found pets for microchips, making it easy to access your contact information and reunite you quickly. In emergencies or unexpected situations, this tiny chip can make all the difference.
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Protect Your Pet Today
Contact Fanwood Animal Hospital at 908-955-0693 to schedule your pet’s microchip appointment today.
