Microchipping your pet is a simple, cost-effective way to help ensure they can be returned to you if they get lost or stolen: 

• Increases the chance of reunion

  Microchipped animals are much more likely to be reunited with their owners. 

• Permanent identification

  A microchip is a permanent form of identification that's always with your pet, unlike a collar or tag that can fall off or be removed. 

• Easy to scan

  Veterinary offices and animal shelters can scan for microchips, and you'll likely be contacted if your pet is found. 

• Prevents mix-ups

  A microchip provides evidence that your pet is yours, which can help prevent mix-ups at shelters. 

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Here are some more things to know about microchipping your pet:

• The procedure is similar to giving an injection, and the microchip is about the size of a grain of rice. 

• You can get your pet microchipped at a veterinarian's office or at a microchipping event at a local shelter or business. 

• You should keep your pet's registration information up to date, especially if you move or change your phone number. 

• You should ask your veterinarian to scan your pet's microchip at least once a year. 

• The cost of microchipping can range from $50 to $100, depending on your location and veterinary practice. 

• It's still important to put an ID tag on your pet's collar, even if they have a microchip. 

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- $15 per pet (if you come to me)

- $10 travel fee in Waco area

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Contact us for microchipping at 254-744-0969 or becca.beesvillage@gmail.com

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