Microchipping

Making sure your pet has permanent identification, such as a microchip, is one of the easiest ways to ensure your pet can be reunited with you should they become lost. Microchips are typically inserted while your pet is under general anesthesia during spay or neuter surgery, but can be placed at any time.  Our veterinary care team members complete all of the registration paperwork for you and you receive a customized tag including the microchip number.  Stray animals presented to a veterinarian, shelter or picked up by the police are routinely scanned for microchips.  When a microchip is found, the chip company is contacted and owner information is shared to make sure a pet is returned to its family as quickly as possible