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    A Microchip is Useless if it isn't REGISTERED!

    Is Your Pet Chip Linked to YOU?

    Give your pet the BEST chance of being re-united with you and your family!

    Don't wait until it's too late!

    Let us register your pet's microchip - it's FAST and EASY!

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      · Microchipping

      Did you know that microchipping your pet could be one of the most important steps you take to protect their safety?

      May is National Chip Your Pet Month—a powerful reminder for all pet owners of the critical role microchips play in reuniting lost pets with their families. Throughout the month, veterinarians and animal organizations work together to raise awareness about this life-saving technology.

      Every year, millions of pets go missing. But pets with microchips are far more likely to be identified and returned home. A microchip, about the size of a grain of rice, is safely implanted under your pet’s skin and contains a unique ID number. If your pet is found, a quick scan at a vet or shelter links them back to you.

      This month shines a spotlight on the incredible peace of mind that comes with such a simple, affordable, and nearly painless procedure. By taking this proactive step, you’re making sure your beloved companion is never more than a scan away from coming home.

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