Microchipping for Dogs and Cats

A Simple Step for a Lifetime of Safety.

PETS Clinic is a nonprofit veterinary clinic offering affordable microchipping for dogs and cats. A microchip is a tiny, permanent form of identification that greatly increases the chances of your pet being returned to you if they are lost. For the price of a quick procedure and a few minutes to register your contact information online, you can give your best friend a permanent link back home.

Microchipping can be provided with any ‘wellness’ or ‘preventative’ appointment or walk-in.

Why Microchip Your Pet?

  • Increases Recovery Chances: Microchipped pets are far more likely to be reunited with their families.

  • Permanent Identification: Unlike collars or tags, a microchip can’t be lost, removed, or damaged.

  • Peace of Mind: Knowing your pet has secure identification brings reassurance in case they get lost.

The Microchipping Process

  • Quick and Simple:

    • Microchips are about the size of a grain of rice.

    • They are injected under the skin, similar to a vaccination.

  • No Surgery or Healing Time:

    • Minimal discomfort — most pets forget about it before they leave the clinic.

    • Non-toxic and safe for all pets, with no allergic reactions.

  • During Spay/Neuter:

    • If done during surgery, pets are microchipped before waking up.

What Happens After Microchipping?

  • You’ll receive instructions to register your name, address, and contact details with the microchip company’s online database.

  • Once registered, any vet clinic, shelter, or animal control officer with a scanner can identify your pet and contact you directly.

Our Nonprofit Difference

  • Affordable Pricing: Lower costs make microchipping accessible to every pet owner.

  • Community Safety: The more pets microchipped, the more pets find their way home.

  • Trusted Care: All procedures are performed by licensed veterinarians or trained veterinary staff.

How to Get Your Pet Microchipped

  • Available year-round at all PETS Clinic locations.

  • Can be done with other services or as a standalone visit.

  • Check your local clinic for walk-in or appointment availability.

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