Sentences with phrase «from microchip identification»

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A recent genetics graduate from Cambridge University, Clottey saw an opportunity when he noticed that the current state of the art in pet identification — injecting microchips under the skin — was not attractive to animal lovers.

Equipped with a sensor that can read microchips in identification cards, the robot recognized a woman approaching from behind and turned to greet her by name.

Channelnewsasia.com also reported Dr Maliki announcing that «as a result of risk management measures such as rabies vaccines, blood testing and microchip identification for animals, the AVA will waive quarantine requirements from January 1 for pets imported from countries with minimal rabies risk.»

Pet identification to establish ownership such as: Any veterinary records, such as, rabies certificate, spay / neuter certificate, vaccine records, microchip certificate and veterinary hospital invoices, photo (s) of the animal preferably with you or a family member in the picture, adoption papers from the shelter or breeder of origin, AKC / UKC registration certificates, etc..

While your pet is under anesthesia, it is the ideal time to perform other minor procedures, such as scaling tartar from the teeth, ear cleaning, or implanting an identification microchip.

The Hayden Act also required that impounded animals be scanned for microchip identification, prohibited shelters from gassing animals with carbon monoxide, and barred animal abusers from adopting shelter animals within three years of conviction.

Adoption donations range from $ 29 to $ 399 for cats and dogs and all include spay or neuter, rabies vaccine, first distemper vaccine, fecal test, first worming, heartworm test (if applicable), canine bordetella, feline leukemia test (if applicable), and a microchip identification implant.

What a microchip IS: * An extremely important method of permanent identification that can not fall off or be removed from your pet!

My adoption fee includes my neuter, current vaccinations, permanent microchip identification, a certificate for a free veterinary exam, a gift from Hill's Science Diet, a license if residing in Oceanside or Vista, and limited veterinary medical coverage from VCA Hospitals up to $ 250!!

If a pet is separated from its owner, up - to - date identification tags and microchips make reunions easier and faster.

My adoption fee includes my spay, current vaccinations, permanent microchip identification, a gift from Hill's Science Diet, a certificate for a free veterinary exam, and limited veterinary medical coverage from VCA Hospitals up to $ 250!

While proper identification tags are your pet's first ticket home if he becomes lost, microchips provide an important extra level of protection in the event your pet becomes separated from its collar and tags.

• Spay or neuter surgery • Basic vaccinations • Complimentary veterinary exam - courtesy of local participating veterinarians ** must be made within 10 days of adoption • De-worming • Microchip identification • Adoption information - contract and policy • Pet Insurance (complimentary pet insurance for one month after adoption - 24 Hour PetWatch) • Food & Gift Coupons from local suppliers

Veterinary exam from in - house clinic Spay / neuter Microchip for permanent identification (dogs) Vaccinations, including rabies and distemper Heartworm test De-worming

The file should include current photographs of your pet (you will have to show a photograph to have your animal released to you from a shelter, or other holding facility; including yourself in the photos will facilitate this process), microchip identification number, adoption papers, a written description of your pet (feline, female, 7 years old, grey tabby, 10 lbs, etc), a description of your pet's distinctive markings (white paws, black spot on back, etc.), diet, medications, vaccination history, behavioral issues and personality.

As a result of the ear tip removal and microchip identification, 862 additional cats were identified as already processed through the program from one to four times, for a total of 958 (9.5 %) subsequent repeat impounds (Table 2).

When you adopt a dog, cat, or small animal from HSCO, you receive a full adoption care package that includes: free health exam donated by local veterinarians, spay or neuter surgery, first vaccination, de-worming, microchip identification, collar, ID tag, a dog leash or cat carrier, training DVD, pet food and more.

My adoption fee includes my spay, current vaccinations, permanent microchip identification, a certificate for a free veterinary exam, a gift from Hill's Science Diet, a license if residing in Oceanside or Vista, and limited veterinary medical coverage from VCA Hospitals up to $ 250!!

A microchip is the best form of identification your pet can have — a permanent form of ID that can never be separated from your pet.

We know from experience that microchipped pets have the best chance of recovery because the microchip is a permanent form of identification, which is easily scanned.

Her $ 25 adoption fee includes her spay, current vaccinations, permanent microchip identification, 30 days of complimentary medical insurance from Trupanion Insurance, a certificate for a free veterinary exam, and a license if residing in Oceanside, Vista, San Marcos, Escondido or Poway!

Make sure your pet is wearing current identification that includes his / her name, your telephone number and a current rabies tag and microchip tag in case he / she becomes lost or separated from you.

The adoption fee for dogs and cats includes an identification microchip, identification tag, initial vaccinations (rabies and FeLV / FIV usually not included), one month of pet insurance, a certificate for a free veterinarian examination, and plenty of support and information from the experienced staff at BRHA.

· A handout containing identification information (in the event you get separated from your pet) · Current photo of pet · Pet's descriptive features (age, sex, neutered / non-neutered status, color (s), and approximate weight) · Microchip number · Owner contact information (cell phone, work phone, home phone) · Contact information of a close relative or friend, · A handout with boarding instructions [443 KB], such as feeding schedule, medications, and any known allergies and behavior problems · Documents, medications, and food should be stored in waterproof containers Protect Yourself from Injury and Illness

This article from 2007 indicates radio frequency identification microchips are not considered medical devices by Health Canada's Therapeutic Drugs Directorate, so there's no requirement to obtain licences for their sale or use.