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What are pet microchips and how do they work?

Animal identification microchips for safety, travel, and ownership records.

What are pet microchips and how do they work?

An animal identification microchip is a tiny circuit, about the size of a grain of rice, with a unique and permanent 15-digit number. It helps identify dogs, cats, birds, horses, reptiles, and exotic pets.

What are pet microchips and how do they work?

If your pet gets lost and is taken to a veterinary clinic or shelter, staff can scan the microchip. The scan is quick, painless, and connects the unique code with the owner information in the registry.

Quality and safety

Our microchips have ICAR international certification and comply with ISO 11784 / 11785 standards. They use bioglass, are passive, and do not store electricity or produce electromagnetic fields.

Traveling with pets

Microchips meet requirements for entry into the United States, Canada, the European Union, and other countries that require animal identification.

Where can I microchip my pet in Ensenada?

You can microchip your pet at our veterinary clinic in Ensenada. Our team performs the procedure safely and quickly so your pet remains identified for life.

Main features

  • ICAR, ISO 11784 / 11785, and FDX-B certification.
  • Smart tag and implantation certificate.
  • Travel passport with NFC chip and unique QR code.
  • 12-month platform subscription.

How much does it cost?

Pricing may change over time. Contact us by WhatsApp for the current price and appointment availability.

Need a consultation?

Contact us and we will gladly guide you toward the service your pet needs.

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