#Micro Chipped

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Why do vets recommend microchipping pets?💉🐾 Because doors get left open or collars fall off. Because accidents happen even to the most careful pet parents. A microchip doesn’t prevent pets from getting lost, but it gives them the best chance of finding their way home 🐾�Quick, safe, permanent ID! 🐕🐱

Did you know microchips only work if your contact info is up to date? Share this to remind pet parents 💛🐾

If something unexpected happened today, would someone know how to care for your dog? Our Emergency Alert tags answer that question. One scan reveals feeding details, medical history, vet info, and anything else your dog needs to stay safe and comfortable until you’re reunited. 🐶❤️ On the back, a QR code links to a pet profile you control and customize. Whether that’s feeding instructions, medications, medical history, routines, vet info, registration details, or emergency contacts. You decide what matters for your dog. The right information is there when it’s needed. Add an extra layer of peace of mind. Link in bio 🔗 Model and video cred 🐶 🎥 @love_liparu

📢 Urgent Microchip Update for Our Clients Attention pet parents! We have received important news regarding Save This Life microchip company. As of earlier this month, their operations have shut down and their database has been deactivated. What this means for you: While your pet’s microchip itself still works, the contact information linked to it in the Save This Life database is no longer accessible. If your pet is lost, their chip will not lead back to your contact details. How to protect your pet: To ensure your pet stays protected, you must re-register their microchip number with a new registry. Here are several options to get you back online: 🐾 AKC Reunite: Offering FREE re-enrollment. https://www.akcreunite.org 🐾 Free Pet Chip Registry: Offering FREE registration. https://www.freepetchipregistry.com/ 🐾 HomeAgain: Offering a 1-year premium enrollment for impacted owners. Use code: EnrollSTL https://www.homeagain.com/ 🐾 PetLink: $9.99 registration fee. Use code: VEDCO https://www.petlink.net/ Not sure of your pet’s chip number? Check your records, or feel free to stop by Mission Veterinary Hospital, and we will be happy to scan your pet for you! Please share this post to help other local pet owners stay protected. 🐾 #MissionVet #PetSafety #MicrochipUpdate #SaveThisLife #PetParents VeterinaryCare

Quick question: have you ever had to dig through your camera roll for a vaccine record? 🙋‍♀️ WellWhisker keeps vaccines, lab results, prescriptions + health certificates in one Document Vault—and AI can pull due dates and send a gentle reminder notification so nothing sneaks up on you. 🐾 Multi-pet household? Each pet gets their own profile, docs, and reminders.

Every pet deserves the chance to find their way back home. 🐾 We offer $20 Microchips, no appointment necessary!

Let them explore, play and wander with confidence 🐾💛 A simple microchip keeps them safe and helps bring them home if they ever get lost.

Spent $150+ on a health certificate? Make sure it’s not worthless. 📋❌ Your dog’s health certificate can get rejected for things you’d never think to check: ❌ Wrong form version –> Countries update their official templates. Using an outdated version can lead to endorsement refusal or rejection at customs. ❌ Wrong vet process –> Not all vets can sign international certificates. Many countries require an APHIS-accredited vet to complete the certificate AND government endorsement (like USDA in the U.S.). Skipping endorsement = invalid certificate. ❌ Wrong timing –> Health certificates have strict validity windows. Most must be issued within 10 days of arrival. If it’s outside the allowed window, airlines can deny boarding or customs can reject entry. Triple check BEFORE your vet appointment: ✅ Download your destination’s CURRENT official form ✅ Verify which vets can legally complete AND endorse it ✅ Confirm the validity window based on arrival date ✅ Confirm whether government endorsement (USDA/CFIA/etc.) is required One wrong detail = your $150 becomes very expensive paper. Paws Abroad makes pet travel an stress-free experience by giving you the exact forms you need and showing you which forms you fill out, your vet provides, and what the government requires. . . . . . #healthcertificate #pettravel #internationalpettravel #dogtravel petrelocation pettraveldocuments vetcertificate pawsabroad dogtravel2026 petimport travelwithdog pettravelrequirements certificatedenied dogdocuments

Let's visit about microchips! Yes, we microchip ALL of our dogs and puppies. All puppies also have a microchip prior to leaving us. Yes, the chips are also in our names so if for any reason the owner can't be found or gotten a hold of, I can be. That is a requirement of ours. Safety for all fur babies from TAGA Ranch. Now, here is a link of a microchip company that abruptly closed - https://boingboing.net/2026/02/16/pet-microchip-company-went-out-of-business-and-took-your-pets-info-with-it.html So, we always recommend entering the chip here - https://www.freepetchipregistry.com And of course ours are Fi Nano - all you need to do is scan the code and transfer. Unless I do that first. I have been told that microchips could be bad, but I'm here to say, the little thing is worth it for the safety of our babies. And yes, that means that we need to make sure ALL Veterinarians and shelters have readers to find the babies home! Photo- Camero. She's born and raised here 💓 Such a beautiful girl!

Sometimes our furry friends run loose and get lost. Microchipping your pet adds an extra level of protection in case they lose their collar and tags. A tiny chip that contains a unique number specific to your pet is implanted similarly to receiving a vaccine. It is a simple process and significantly increases your chance of being reunited. Call our office to learn more about microchipping your pet. 📍14837 Nacogdoches Rd, San Antonio, TX 78247 📱(210) 599-2131

It's World Spay Day and Spay & Neuter Awareness Month! Spaying and neutering your pets is the most effective way to reduce pet overpopulation in our communities. The procedure also has several benefits: - Preventing uterine infections and reducing the risk of breast/testicular cancer in pets - May reduce aggression and make pets less likely to roam - Can decrease behaviors like marking in the home Last year, MCACC performed 4,906 spay surgeries and 5,759 neuters. All adopted dogs leave fixed, chipped, and vaccinated. To find low-cost veterinary resources, visit the link in bio. #A5157753