Every year, hundreds of animals vanish without a trace and never return. In the event that your pet runs away or becomes lost, a microchip provides a straightforward and secure method of identifying them, which has the potential to dramatically boost the likelihood of reuniting them with you. Even though it is evident that collars and identifying tags should be worn, it is not uncommon for people to find them missing or remove them. In the event that your dog goes missing, we at Clarence Street Vet Clinic are able to microchip them so that they may be secured and returned to you. Microchips are around the size of a grain of rice and are implanted into the skin of the animal between the shoulder blades. Implantation occurs. The microchips in question are risk-free and simple to install. Animal shelters, veterinary clinics, and animal control organizations are all able to scan the microchip of a missing pet.

The microchip contains all of the essential information that pertains to your pet, such as your contact information and a unique identification number. Having registered your pet in the National Pet Recovery Database increases the likelihood that they will be returned to you in the event that they are lost. The owners of pets who have had microchips implanted in them are provided with a registration form that they are required to fill out. Through the process of registering your pet's contact information and microchip number, you have the opportunity to include them in a nationwide database for pet recovery. Be careful to keep your information up to date in the event that you relocate or if your phone number changes. All ages of pets may be microchipped if the owner chooses to do so.