A number of credible companies produce microchips, including 24PetWatch, PEEVA, Creative Science (the manufacturer of the BuddyID), and Pet Link ... your pet’s microchip, your contact ...

“So what I would suggest is while they have time, get their dog’s microchip, if they have it, or have it brought to a veterinarian and get it scanned. Then call a nationally known company like Pet ...

He said you check the number by using the AAHA Universal Microchip Lookup Tool at this link. If you discover your pet's microchip was registered to the company that's ceased operations ...

USA Today reports that there are over 40 microchip companies to choose from. Some of those registry agencies include Pet Link, HomeAgain, AKC Reunite and the AAHA, which also offers a microchip ...

“This is something that’s permanent, so you don’t have to worry about them losing a collar or ... CLICK ON THIS LINK to go to the website. If you know your pet’s microchip was registered ...

PET OWNERS MIGHT BE A GOOD TIME NOW TO ... LOCAL ANIMAL SHELTERS OR VET CLINICS TO SEE IF THEY HAVE A MICROCHIP. YOU CAN ALSO FIND A LINK ON OUR WEBSITE WXII 12.COM, TO SEE IF THEIR REGISTRY ...

ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - One of the ways to identify a lost pet is to scan for a microchip. That information should have the owners’ contact information, but what happens if the ...

But the closure of one national pet microchip company has left many pet lovers worried after the company shut down without notice. Texas-based microchip and registration company Save This Life was ...

A pet microchip company has unexpectedly shuttered, leaving pet owners concerned about their furry friends. Save This Life, a national company that manufactured chips for dogs and cats ...

Donation Options Search Search Search A microchip company has suddenly closed. Pet owners should make sure their pet’s chips are up to date. Anthony Vazquez/Sun-Times file Share Microchips can ...

“At that point, they rendered all of those microchips useless.” That means your missing pet can be found, and its microchip can be scanned, but owner information and data will no longer pop up.