Sentences with phrase «recommend microchip identification»

We strongly recommend microchip identification of all pets.

Not exact matches

Collars can be lost, however, so it is recommended you talk to your veterinarian about permanent identification such as a microchip.

As always, we highly recommend a collar, i.d. tag, and a microchip, an inexpensive and permanent form of identification.

At the Harlingen Veterinary Clinic, we feel that dogs are part of the family, yours and ours, and that is why we recommend every dog receives an identification microchip.

Permanent identification (microchip or tattoo) is strongly recommended before the puppy is placed in the new home.

To increase chances that a lost dog will get back home, Save Our Strays recommends low - cost community microchip identification programs with regional and national databases accessible to shelters, veterinarians, and the public.

ParkView Animal Hospital recommends HomeAgain Microchips as a permanent identification for your dog or cat.

Humane Canada recommends that the implantation of microchips only be carried out by veterinarians or qualified persons knowledgeable regarding the procedure and this system of identification.

The ASPCA recommends a more permanent form of identification with a microchip in your pet's shoulder.

We recommend yearly, nose - to - tail wellness examinations, proper dental care, vaccinations, microchip identification, behavioral and nutritional counseling, proper grooming, and regular screenings for diseases that commonly afflict our pets in their senior years.

The most widely recommend pet identification device is the microchip.

For these reasons, CAR recommends the HomeAgain ® Microchip Identification System, which is marketed by Schering - Plough Animal Health Corporation.

To increase chances that a lost dog or cat will get back home, Save Our Strays recommends low - cost community microchip identification programs with regional and national databases accessible to shelters, veterinarians, and the public.

I recommend that every one with a pet get the app — even if your pet has an identification tag and a microchip.

It is also best not to leave them alone outside as they are a popular breed and frequently stolen and it is highly recommended that they have microchips for identification.

At the North Elm Animal Hospital, we feel that dogs are part of the family, yours and ours, and that is why we recommend every dog receives an identification microchip.

It is recommended that pets have both microchips and a buckle or snap collar with a personalized identification tag.