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It is possible for your companion to live his last moments in the comfort of his home.
No doubt you already know about microchips. No bigger than a grain of rice, your vet or vet tech can insert one under your pet’s skin, right at the shoulder blades. Hypoallergenic, the microchip contains a unique identification number that’s linked to a database. In addition, it contains no batteries and is therefore functional for your pet’s entire life.
The microchip is virtual ID, an efficient and secure way to find lost pets. When someone finds your pet and takes them to a shelter or veterinary clinic, an electronic sweep is routinely done to detect if the pet has a microchip. If your pet is lost, you can be contacted right away! Lots of stress avoided!
We recommend that you keep the information related to your pet’s microchip up to date. A reminder to write in your agenda on the day of your move.
Please remember that in most cities in Québec, lost dogs are only kept in shelters for up to three days. After that, we look to adoption.
Do not hesitate to make an appointment with your vet team. Microchipping your companion will give you peace of mind.
PLEASE NOTE: The microchip placed under the skin is not a tracking device and will therefore not enable you to locate your pet at any time. Sadly, this is a myth! It has to be scanned using a specific reader to access the unique ID number.
It is possible for your companion to live his last moments in the comfort of his home.
A simple injection that can protect your pet against many diseases. Easy and effective.
Nobody wants to see their beloved pet under parasite attack! Your veterinary team can give you advice that is tailored to meet your pet’s specific needs.
Neutering plays an important role in your pet's health and well-being, especially in terms of behaviour.
Nutrition is a crucial element of your animal’s health, and your veterinary team is the best resource to have specific advice when it comes to feeding your animal.
Your pet’s oral hygiene repulses you? Discuss it with your veterinary team to act promptly and prevent dental issues and diseases.
Nobody wants to lose their pet! Microchipping remains the best way to permanently identify your animal.
Certain therapies can help your animal deal with chronic pain or aid recovery from a trauma or surgery.
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