Frequently Asked Questions
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  1. What is the AVID Microchip?

    AVID Microchip

    The microchip is a tiny computer chip which has an identification number programmed into it and is encapsulated within a biocompatible material. The whole device is small enough to fit inside a hypodermic needle and can be simply injected under the skin of our pets, where it will stay for the life of the animal. This provides a permanent, positive identification which cannot be lost, altered or intentionally removed - a safe, simple and inexpensive way to protect your pet against loss or theft.

  2. How does the AVID Microchip work?
  3. How much does the injection cost?
  4. How long does the AVID Microchip last?
  5. What is the youngest age a pet can be identified?
  6. My pets never leave my yard. Why should they be identified with an AVID Microchip?
  7. Does my pet have to be sedated for the injection?
  8. Does the procedure hurt my pet?
  9. Could my pet be allergic to the AVID Microchip?
  10. How do I know the shelter will be able to check for the AVID Microchip?
  11. If my pet is found, how does the shelter know to contact me?
  12. What is PETtrac?
  13. What is the cost to register with PETtrac?
  14. What happens if I'm on vacation and my pet is found at the shelter?
  15. What is the Avid 'Breeder Reader'?


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