Microchipping
Akaal Pet Hospital offers the 24 hour pet watch and ResQ Microchips. A simple injection is all it takes to implant the microchip. Many pets get lost and are never returned to their owners because they have no identification. Collars fall off, tags fall off. Don't let your pet become a statistic. Microchip and relax knowing your pet could be identified and returned home if he/she ever gets lost.
We scan all strays for a microchip in an attempt to reunite them with their owners.
Please ask us about implanting a chip in your pet today!
The process is the same as receiving a shot, and your pet will be added to a national database for recovery, in the event they become lost.
Always looking out for your pet
He's a good listener, your jogging partner or your favorite cuddling companion. If your pet is part of your family, it's time to join ours.
Using a tiny microchip about the size of a grain of rice, it connects you and your pet to a comprehensive pet recovery service, helping to keep your pet safe and giving you peace of mind.
Unique
Each 24 Hours Pet Watch microchip is designed with the express purpose of storing and transmitting a unique alphanumeric code. This code represents your pet’s essential identification – it is the number used by 24 Hours Pet Watch to determine your address and phone number, enabling your pet to return home.
Size
The size of the microchip is one of its most significant features. About the size of a grain of rice (approximately 12mm), the microchip is so small it cannot be seen once it has been implanted. Thanks to this small size, the actual implantation of the microchip is quite easy. We simply injects it beneath the surface of the skin between the shoulder blades, like a routine shot. The process takes only a few seconds, is virtually painless, and requires no special treatment or anesthetic.
For life
Finally, and most importantly, the microchip has no batteries or internal energy source so it will last the life of your pet. After implantation, the microchip remains inactive until it is read with a scanner – the low radio frequency emitted by the scanner provides the microchip with the power necessary to transmit its unique code and positively identify the animal. Thus, the microchip itself has no internal power and will be able to transmit the ID code for the life of the animal.