Sentences with phrase «many microchip companies»

On May 13, market research company IC Insights reported that while the Santa Clara company is still the largest microchip company by revenue, it's losing market share to mobile chip manufactures, such as Samsung and Qualcomm.

Qualcomm, best known as a computer microchip company, will be setting up a new production plant in Taiwan and will be stepping up production by 2012.

The microchip company also tried without success.

Microchips only work if you keep your contact information current, so if you move or change your phone number, make sure you let your microchip company know!

Also, if a dog has a microchip, a vet can usually identify who the owner is (if the owner has the correct information recorded with the microchip company) by scanning the microchip in the dog.

Be sure your information is current with the microchip company.

The microchip company and our staff diligently worked to find an owner of the cat, but the microchip was not updated with a current address and phone number, so it seemed to be a dead end.

If the dog is microchipped, you will need to notify the microchip company with their new information.

Our intake liaison called several microchip companies, but none of them had a record for him.

However, unless a pet is registered with the microchip company, the firm can not identify the owner.

Here is an example of why you need to not only microchip your pet but also register your contact information with the microchip company so the chip can be matched with an owner's name.

From June through August, I participated in a promotion with the microchip company HomeAgain, encouraging microchipping of cats.

Be sure to notify the microchip company if you move or change your telephone number - outdated contact information will not get your pet back to you safely.

If your dog is microchipped, make sure to keep his registration current in the microchip company's database.

For the second consecutive summer, HomeAgain (one of several microchip companies) offered to donate $ 1 for each cat chipped from June through August to the nonprofit Winn Feline Foundation (they fund cat health research).

If you already know your pet's microchip number but aren't sure who to contact to update your information, visit http://www.petmicrochiplookup.org/ and enter the microchip number, to see the date the information was last updated and which microchip company to contact if needed.

In turn, the microchip company will contact you to let you know how to reunite with your best bud.

If your pet is microchipped, contact the microchip company to ensure that your contact information is current.

You can either register with the microchip company, that may charge registration or annual fees, or with a free database, such as Found Animals Registry, which is a nonprofit service.

The most popular pet microchip companies also offer microchips in bulk for rescue or shelter organizations, recovery database systems, and other benefits like pet health insurance in case a pet is injured while AWOL.

Your veterinarian will implant the chip between your cat's shoulder blades and you can register the number with a national registry, the microchip company or local animal control.

If the animal has a microchip, please go to PetMicrochipLookup to contact the microchip company for possible owner information.

You must keep your information current with the microchip company in order for a microchip to be beneficial.

If your pet has a microchip, call the microchip company to update your information.

Each company handles ownership transfer differently, so please contact your microchip company for details.

In order for your contact information to appear on file with the microchip company you must contact the microchip company directly and transfer ownership.

Be sure to update your information with the microchip company to ensure your pet finds his or her way home!

Many microchip companies will now accept registration information for another manufacturer's microchip, so consider cross-registering you and your pet with several different microchip databases.

Notify your dog's microchip company so that they may tag your dog's chip as «missing».

AVID is now the only large microchip company that does not participate.

If your animal is microchipped, contact your microchip company to report your animal missing and update your contact information.

If your cat is microchipped, notify the veterinary clinic that implanted the microchip as well as the microchip company.

If your pet is microchipped, call the microchip company to ensure it is registered and that the contact information is correct.

Carlson reported him as stolen with his microchip company and quickly went into action to get the wordRead More

Which of the big 5 microchip companies participate?

But since many microchip companies compete in the same marketplace, it can be difficult to quickly identify the microchip brand.

We can do this because the big 5 microchip companies (PetLink, Home Again, AKC, AVID and 24 Petwatch) all have unique identifying numbers.

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The Associated Press is reporting the results of these studies were not made public by microchip companies or federal regulatory agencies.

Microchip companies and even the American Medical Association said they were unaware of these studies.

Harpo the Shih Tzu was actually named Bandit, according to Home Again, the microchip company.

Microchips only work if you have registered and keep your information current with the microchip company data base.

It is important to call the Microchip company and have the Microchip registered to you, this will help get your pet back to you as quickly as possible in the event of your pet being lost.

There are many microchip companies now, that have different chip numbers and frequencies.

It requires someone to take your dog to a veterinarian or animal shelter for them to be scanned, and then that office must either contact the veterinarian that microchipped your dog, or you (if you pay the annual fee with microchip companies to store your information).

The pet store must fill in the purchaser's name, and the store's name, and mail the form to the microchip company.

The breeder of the kittens will be required to inform the vet or the microchip company of the names and addresses of the new owners of the kittens.

After the microchip has been placed it must be registered with the microchip company, usually for a one - time fee.

If so, contact the microchip company in case someone finds your dog or tries to change the ID on the microchip.

This device scans the microchip, and then displays a unique alphanumeric code that is registered with the microchip company in the owner's name.