Dog chipping means using a syringe to subcutaneously inject the chip into the dog's . The chip contains a globally unique identification code. The dog implanted chip can know the dog's identity information and the dog owner's information by identifying the chip information. The chip also has a positioning function, so that the dog can be retrieved in time if it gets lost. What is the
chip? The
chip is a device that emits radio waves at a certain frequency. There are usually three different frequencies. The shape of the chip is square, about the size of a grain of rice, and has a unique one-to-one correspondence. The chip orientation records the basic information of the pet, and the chip on the positioning board can also detect the location of the dog. The
chip is a backup option, making your dog's identity more reliable. By scanning the chip in the dog's body with a professional machine, you can learn the dog's pedigree, identity, contact information of the dog's owner, epidemic prevention information, etc. The positioning chip also has positioning and alarm functions, which can monitor the dog's location. If a dog is lost or stolen, the dog can be quickly retrieved based on the location. The
chip is implanted under the skin near the dog's neck and is difficult to detect. It is equivalent to the dog's electronic ID card . It tracks and records the dog's condition and will serve as the pet's electronic ID card throughout its life.
How to implant a chip
First match the dog's information and check the ID number of the chip. Before injecting the chip, place the chip reader on the needle to ensure a clear reading. This number will match the dog's profile file and is uniquely certain.
After the dog is fixed, the chip is injected. The chip is implanted between the dog's shoulder blades, gently pulls the skin, and applies it directly under the skin. Implanting a chip has no adverse effects on the dog, and does not require alcohol wiping or other measures. After the
chip is implanted, a routine inspection should be performed once a year to ensure that it is working properly. If the phone number or any other contact information changes, contact the manufacturer's database or veterinarian to update the information as soon as possible.
chip is completely in compliance with national health and quality regulations. There is generally no harm in chipping dogs. After the chip is inserted, you can use a chip reader to scan the site where the chip was implanted to confirm whether the chip has been implanted and whether the chip is valid. However, the chip is implanted under the dog's skin through a relatively thick syringe, and the dog will feel pain to a certain extent. Choose a good quality chip and implant it when your dog is healthy. After the dog is chipped, be careful not to let the dog scratch it to avoid infection. Do not take a shower within a week after the chip is inserted to prevent inflammation of the needle site.
