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 ...
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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