Kallee and Tamara

Kallee and Tamara
A Beautiful Summer Day.

Madam Kallee, CTD, CGC - 1994-2005 - Certified Therapy Dog and a Canine Good Citizen

Madam Kallee, CTD, CGC - 1994-2005 - Certified Therapy Dog and a Canine Good Citizen
I am so pretty!

Kallee, T.D.I., CGC - Certified Therapy Dog and a Canine Good Citizen - 1994-2005

Kallee, T.D.I., CGC - Certified Therapy Dog and a Canine Good Citizen - 1994-2005
I loved to pose for the camera.

Hat Girl.

Hat Girl.
The things I do for my mom!

Happiness.

Happiness.
Bubby knows how to scratch a tummy.

Best of Friends.

Best of Friends.
Mine! No, Mine!, No Mine!!!

Whew !

Whew !
Bubby wears me out!

This is the Life.

This is the Life.
Just relaxing with bubby.

Kallee and Mr. Monkey

Kallee and Mr. Monkey
See Mr. Monkey? Wanna play?

Miss Cool.

Miss Cool.
I loved to wear my shades.

Thursday, December 6, 2007

Microchipping Your Pet.

All About Microchipping Identification for Dogs and Cats.

Microchipping is recognized as the most effective and secure way of permanently identifying a pet. The technology to microchip has been around since 1989 and since then approximately 1.5 million dogs and cats have been microchipped.

What is microchipping?

The microchip is the size of a grain of rice and is encased in a biocompatible glass, the same used in human pacemakers, to prevent rejection from the animals body. In dogs, the microchip is inserted into the loose skin on the back of the dog's neck using a specially designed implanting device. Insertion is a quick and easy process that causes no more discomfort than a usual vaccination.

How does the microchip work?

Each microchip carries a unique number that is logged onto a national database. Against this number key information is stored about the dog and its owner including the dog's name, the owner's name and address and a record of the dog's vaccinations. When a scanner is passed over the microchip low frequency radio waves created by the scanner activate the microchip, allowing the unique number to be read.

Where can I have my dog or cat microchipped?

Contact your local veterinary surgery, animal shelter, or dog control officer for advice and prices.

How long does a microchip last?

Microchipping is an inexpensive investment as it should last for the life of your dog or cat.

Does my dog or cat have to be a particular age before it can be chipped?

It is recommended that a dog or cat have their final vaccinations before being microchipped.

Will implanting the chip hurt my dog or cat?

Not at all, microchipping is a quick and painless procedure that should not hurt more than the pet’s vaccinations.

Here are some companies that provide micro-chipping services:

American Veterinary ID Devices (AVID)
(800) 336-AVID
www.avid.com

IDENTICHIP:
(800) 926-1313
www.identichip.com

Home Again
(800) 926-1313
info@akc.org

Companion Animal Recovery
(800) 252-7894
www.akccar.org

PetNet
(800) 738-6385
www.petnet.ca

1 comment:

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