Microchips cannot be altered and do not fade over time. The procedure is simple and safe to administer. No surgical preparation or anaesthesia is required. In Ontario, the Collage of Veterinarians of Ontario has determined that no physical examination of an animal is required prior to doing the microchip procedure. When found we at Canadian Canine Registry are prepared to provide the necessary information to assist in returning the pet to its rightful owner.
Dogs being imported meet federal import regulations.
For canines and felines the universally accepted implant site is midscapulae on the dorsal mid line. The implant site for avians is intramuscularly in the pectoral muscle. The injection procedure involves three scans of the microchip with the PetNet scanner. After the procedure to verify that the implant is in place. The microchip is sent in a disposable needle assembly, packaged in a sterile pouch.