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Pet Microchipping

Discovering that your cat or dog is lost is a nightmare for any pet parent.

Microchipping is a simple, reliable way for your pet to be identified and returned to you by good samaritans in our Redlands, CA community. With a PetLink™ microchip from Redlands Animal Hospital, you can rest easy knowing there’s a reliable way to reconnect with your pet if the unexpected happens.

A Microchip for Cats and Dogs

A pet microchip is a tiny device that carries a unique identification number linked to a secure database. This identification number connects a specific cat or dog to their registration details and your contact information in a microchip database. Unlike collars and tags, which can break or be removed, a pet microchip offers a permanent form of identification that stays with your pet for life.

British shorthair cat

Do Pet Microchips Have GPS tracking?

A common misconception is that a microchip functions like a GPS tracking device. Pet microchips do not have GPS or location-tracking capabilities. Instead, they serve as a form of identification. While they can’t provide real-time location data, microchips offer a highly effective way to reunite lost pets with their families. The best part? There’s no battery to worry about, and the microchip remains functional for your pet’s entire life.

The Microchipping Process

Pet microchipping is a quick procedure performed by our experienced veterinary team. Using a specialized needle, we place the microchip just under the skin between your pet’s shoulder blades. A microchip can be administered during a routine wellness exam or while your pet is under anesthesia for a dental cleaning, spay, or neuter for a completely painless experience.

At Redlands Animal Hospital, we go a step further by assisting with the registration of your pet’s microchip in the database. This extra step means that your contact information is readily accessible in the event that your pet gets lost. Once registered, you’ll have the option to update or manage your contact details anytime through the PetLink™ website.

PetLink™ is a Trusted Microchip Provider

Dog with tongue out

At Redlands Animal Hospital, we use PetLink™ microchips because of their reliability and user-friendly online system. PetLink offers a secure online portal where you can update your contact information or change your address at any time. They also make it easy to transfer ownership if your pet finds a new home or to access tips and resources on what to do if your pet goes missing.

British cat lying on sofa

Your Pet Goes Missing

If your pet is ever separated from you, having a microchip can make all the difference in getting them home safely. When a lost pet is found and brought to a vet clinic, animal shelter, or other animal welfare organization, staff members will scan for a microchip. If they find one, they can look up the unique ID in a microchip database and contact you directly. This efficient process increases the likelihood of a happy reunion with your companion.

Chihuahua Dog

Microchipping is a small investment in your pet’s safety that can make a world of difference.

Schedule a pet microchip appointment at Redlands Animal Hospital to have your pet microchipped and registered. It’s a simple step that provides lasting security and the best chance of a safe return home for your best friend.

Redlands Animal Hospital performs microchipping for dogs and cats in Redlands, Yucaipa, Highland, Loma Linda, Calimesa, Beaumont, Fontana, Colton, San Bernardino, San Bernardino County, and the surrounding California areas.