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Microchipping |
Why you should Microchip your pet A microchip is about the size of a grain of rice, and can be injected under the skin in just a matter of minutes. The process is quick and painless. Once the chip has been inserted, it's impossible to feel, both to the animal and the owner. A basic chip contains information about the owner, including name and address, along with important data about the animal's health. To microchip your pet, our shelter charges $25.00 for this simple procedure.The most important reason to microchip your pet is protection. If your dog or cat gets lost and it's picked up by a stranger, a shelter or veterinarian should be able to scan the chip and find the owner. Another reason to microchip your pet is travel. Many European countries require a chip for animals traveling in and out of their territory. England, for example, has now a system which makes it possible to avoid quarantine by bringing in microchipped animals. Once you have decided to microchip your pet, the whole process should only take a quick visit to our facility, and then your pet is protected for life. Please call 623-872-7941 for an appointment for this vital and necessary procedure. |


A microchip is about the size of a grain of rice, and can be injected under the skin in just a matter of minutes. The process is quick and painless. Once the chip has been inserted, it's impossible to feel, both to the animal and the owner. A basic chip contains information about the owner, including name and address, along with important data about the animal's health. To microchip your pet, our shelter charges $25.00 for this simple procedure.