Having your cat microchipped does not allow you to track them. Instead, microchips are a form of permanent identification. Every chip is linked to an online account that, once registered, contains your contact information. You can update this information at any time by going online. If your feline friend is ever picked up and brought to a shelter or vet’s office, they’ll be scanned for a chip. Once detected, the chip’s identification number will be used to look up your information. As long as your contact information is current, someone will reach out to you to reunite you with your pet.
Microchipping takes just seconds and feels similar to being vaccinated. The tiny chip is inserted using a syringe, and there is no need for anesthesia or special aftercare. Your cat can immediately resume their normal activities after leaving our office.