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Microchipping

We cover the counties of Wiltshire, Dorset and Hampshire.

Locations further than 15 miles from SP3 5JW will be

subject to a mileage surcharge of 30 pence per mile.

 

The cost per microchip is £16, unless you have two pets or

more done on the same day in the same location. The cost

will then be £14 each. If you only have one pet, but know

someone else who would like their pet chipped, this will also

qualify, as long as they are in the same location on the day.

Each pet must have its owner present and be over the age

of 8-10 weeks, if the animal is very small then the minimum

age is 10-12 weeks. If you are a breeder, further discounts

are available (e.g. £13 per chip for three or more puppies).

 

 

What is Microchipping?

 

A tiny, glass, inert capsule the size of a grain of rice, is inserted under the skin between the shoulders, containing an identification number relating you to your pet.

 

How Does it Work?

 

If your pet does stray and is found, a vet, rescue centre or dog warden will use a small hand held scanner to detect the microchip number. This number is registered with Petlog, a national database run by the Kennel Club. Your details will be confirmed by Petlog and your pet reunited with you.

 

Why Microchip?

 

The chip only takes a few seconds to implant using a needle; the process is not dissimilar to an injection.

 

Microchipping uses Radio Frequency (RFID) technology and cannot be tampered with, fade or be removed, unlike a tattoo. Registration for Petlog is free for life. If you do change address do not forget to inform Petlog, who will update your details.

 

If you want to go abroad with your pet, the Pet Passport Scheme already stipulates that all dogs and cats entering the UK must be microchipped. The government is proposing for every dog, and eventually every cat to be identified by either a microchip or a tattoo.

 

 

Tawnyka Microchipping is a fully insured mobile microchipping service available for both dogs and cats, offered in the ease of your own home.