Micro-Chipping
If your pet is lost, a microchip or identification tag might be his
or her ticket home. Since humans can't communicate with pets,
license tags or a microchip will ensure that he doesn't end up at
the municipality, with another family or worse.
Tagging - The most common and economical way to identify your pet is with pet tags. After vaccinating your pet, you must take his vaccination book to the ministry vet who will issue you with a tag. Tagging is required by law in the U.A.E.
Microchips - are tiny metal transponders about the size of an uncooked rice grain. Microchips carry a unique identification number and are implanted using a needle just below your pet's skin (usually in the scruff of their neck).
Microchips are registered with local or national databases and we have our own scanner to read the chips of stray animals. Once the microchip is read, the staff can call the 24-hour regional or national hotline and get your contact information.
Having your pet micro-chipped is as quick and uncomfortable as a vaccination. Microchips are also more convenient then tattoos because a frightened dog doesn't need to be shaved to locate it.
Microchip systems include the chip and the fee for life time registration, the insertion and the paperwork.
All animals should be micro-chipped by U.A.E law. For shipping and forwarding to other destinations, micro-chipping is essential.
We undertake micro-Chipping along will vaccination schedule.
