“We prefer to insert the microchip when your pet is spayed or neutered, although it can be implanted at anytime.”
CREEKWOOD INFORMATION
TOPICS
- 25 Ways
- Allergies
- Arthritis
- Dental Health
- Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease
- Fleas
- Glaucoma
- Heartworms
- Longer Pet Life
- Microchips
- Obestiy
- Zoonotic Disease
- Spaying & Neutering
- Toxins
OUTSIDE LINKS
MICROCHIPS
We offer AVID microchips. This is highly recommended to help find lost animals. In order for this to be effective the microchip needs to be registered with the AVID company. If someone finds your pet, then the chip can be read with a special scanner to find the microchip number. The microchip number is then given to AVID so they can contact the owner. We prefer to insert the microchip when your pet is spayed or neutered, although it can be implanted at anytime.