|Articles|April 28, 2019
- dvm360 July 2019
- Volume 50
- Issue 6
Comparison chart: Veterinary ID microchips
A few of the big pet microchip companies provided us details about their current products. Curious if there's any reason to switch your choice? Check 'em out ...
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Some veterinary practices implant very few microchips and leave it all to rescue groups and animal shelters. Other hospitals use it as a part of their packages for new adoptions, puppies and kittens. Whichever way your hospital swings, here are a few details on players in the market to compare ...
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