Every year, hundreds of pets go missing and never return. A microchip is an easy, secure method to identify your pet in the event that they escape or become lost, which might greatly improve the likelihood that they will be found. Identification tags and collars are plainly required, yet they are easily misplaced or taken off. At Clarence St. Vet Clinic in Port Colborne, we can microchip your missing cat to ensure their safe recovery. Microchips, around the size of a grain of rice, are implanted under the pet's skin between the shoulder blades. Implanting these microchips is simple and safe. Shelters, veterinary clinics, and animal control organizations may scan a misplaced pet's microchip.

This microchip contains all of your pet's important information, including your contact information and a unique identifying number. If you have registered your pet in the National Pet Recovery Database, they may be returned to you in the event that they are lost. Following the implantation of a microchip, pet owners are provided with a registration form to complete. You may add your pet to a national pet recovery database by registering their microchip number and contact information. If your phone number changes or you relocate, be sure to update this information.