10 MILLION PETS GET LOST EVERY YEAR
AND WITHOUT ID, 90% DON'T RETURN HOME
The microchip identification system is
used in pet identification as a responsible part of the human animal bond.
Most humane societies, animal shelters, and rescue organizations throughout
the country scan the animals they receive. The chip is tiny, safe,
inexpensive, and your veterinarian can install it during an office visit.
The chip is injected into the pet, just below the skin between the
shoulders. We recommend this brand, as it remains where it is
injected.
Obviously, one of the
most significant technical features of the Home Again microchip is its size.
About the size of a grain of rice (approximately 12mm), the microchip is so
small it usually cannot be seen in your pet once it has been implanted.
