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1. www.petmd.com › dog › general-healthDog Microchips: Common Questions and Answers - PetMD

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   Jun 26, 2024 · Dog microchips are tiny implants about the size of a grain of rice that are placed under your dog’s skin. The microchip contains a unique identification (ID) number that becomes your dog’s permanent ID. Once the chip has been implanted in your dog, it will link your contact information to your pet.

2. www.vintagecalculators.com › html › busicom_141-pf_and_intelBusicom 141-PF and Intel 4004 - Vintage Calculators

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   4003, 10-bit shift register. 4004, 4-bit central processing unit (CPU) (the microprocessor) with a maximum clock speed of 750 kHz. Complete 4004 chip-sets were sent to Busicom early in 1971 and by March Shima had built a working 141-PF calculator.

3. spallandharveyanimalhospital.ca › microchippingMicrochipping Your Dog: Everything You Need to Know

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   What does a microchip do to a pet? Is it painful to insert? The pros and cons and the costs, from your expert Kelowna veterinarians.

4. www.dogster.com › dog-health-care › pros-and-cons-of10 Pros & Cons of Microchipping Dogs: Vet-Verified Facts

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   Sep 4, 2024 · Microchipping might be compulsory, and it does help reunite owners and their lost dogs sooner, but it isn’t free. Costs vary according to location and who performs the microchipping...

5. www.mygooddoggo.com › dog-types › a-comprehensiveA Comprehensive Guide to Different Types of Microchips for Dogs

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   Microchipping is a simple yet effective way to provide an extra layer of protection for your beloved pet. By understanding the science behind microchips and following the proper procedures, you can help ensure the safety and well-being of your furry friend.

6. www.adoptapet.com › blog › adoptionMicrochipping Dogs: How Does a Dog's Microchip Work?

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   You can register your dog’s microchip online for free — no matter the brand — on various websites, including the American Animal Hospital Association’s Free Chip Registry and 24PetWatch. If you have a change in address or contact numbers, be sure to update your information in the registry.

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   What do you need to know about microchipping a dog?

   • This guide will walk you through everything you need to know about microchipping your dog. What Does a Microchip Do to a Pet? A microchip is a tiny device, roughly the size of a grain of rice, that contains a unique identification number.

   Microchipping Your Dog: Everything You Need to Know

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   How much does microchipping a dog cost?

   • Microchipping might be compulsory, and it does help reunite owners and their lost dogs sooner, but it isn’t free. Costs vary according to location and who performs the microchipping procedure, but it shouldn’t cost more than $60 or so.

   10 Pros & Cons of Microchipping Dogs: Vet-Verified Facts

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   Are pet microchips traceable internationally?

   • All microchips registered with the BC Pet Registry are traceable internationally via the American Animal Hospital Association’s (AAHA) universal pet microchip lookup, petmicrochiplookup.org. This partnership means that you and your pet can travel with confidence! Discover the truth about pet microchipping.

   Understanding Pet Microchipping: Myths and Facts

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   How do I get a pet microchip in BC?

   • Step 1: Implant the microchip in your pet. Step 2: Register the microchip with a reliable database, such as the BC Pet Registry. This step is crucial because an unregistered microchip is essentially useless. You can register your pet’s microchip here. Step 3: Keep your contact information up to date in the registry.

   Understanding Pet Microchipping: Myths and Facts

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   How do I Register my Pet for a microchip?

   • Once your pet is microchipped, you will be informed of the microchip permanent ID number and its associated microchip company. You should then contact the microchip company via website or phone to register your pet’s new microchip with your contact information.

   Dog Microchips: Common Questions and Answers - PetMD

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   Can a dog be microchipped in BC?

   • Once your dog has been microchipped, it’s essential to register the unique ID number with a pet registry. The BC pet registry or pet registry bc is a reliable choice for residents in British Columbia. However, always refer to the instructions provided by your vet. Are There Any Cons to Microchipping Your Dog?

   Microchipping Your Dog: Everything You Need to Know

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8. bcpetregistry.ca › stories › informationUnderstanding Pet Microchipping: Myths and Facts

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   Jul 31, 2024 · Dispelling myths and understanding the facts can help you make an informed decision about microchipping your pet. Registering your pet’s microchip with a reliable database like the BC Pet Registry ensures that your pet can be quickly and safely returned to you if they ever get lost.