Microchipping

Tony and Maureen Taylor are both Qualified Microchip Implanters with Pet-detect, where they were trained and qualified by a Veterinary Surgeon.  The Government is proposing a scheme, supported by the Kennel Club, for every dog (and eventually every cat) to be identified by a microchip or tattoo.  Microchipping is undoubtedly one of the best ways of ensuring your dog or other small animal (cats, ferrets, rabbits) are permanently identified and can be reunited with their owners if lost. 

The dog or cat will not feel any more discomfort from a microchip implant than they would from a conventional injection.  As dog lovers, we are sensitive to your pet's needs and take time to ensure no stress is involved.

Microchipping uses Radio Frequency (RFID) technology and cannot be tampered with, fade or be removed. The chip is deposited into the area between the shoulder blades.

Once your pet has been chipped, you will be provided with a log sheet of the registration which will be registered with Petlog (the Kennel Club's Pet Identification Scheme) and your dog will be permanently identified for life.  We can also use our scanning equipment to identify dogs or small animals and it is always a great feeling to be able to reunite them with their owners.