Many pet owners fear losing their beloved companions. Collars and tags can fall off, leaving pets unidentifiable. Microchipping offers peace of mind by providing a permanent form of identification.
Microchipping is beneficial for all pets, including cats and dogs. It's particularly important to complywith new mandatory microchipping laws for cats in Western Australia.
Each microchip contains a unique number linked to your contact details on a computer database. Veterinary clinics, animal shelters, and animal control officers can quickly scan this number to reunite you with your pet if they go missing.
Microchips are implanted using a sterile device, typically between the shoulder blades, without the need for anaesthesia. Once in place, they cause no discomfort to your pet.
Microchipping can be done at any age and is often performed during routine procedures like vaccinations or health check-ups to ensure your pet's safety and your peace of mind.
From routine check-ups to advanced surgical procedures, our team of experienced veterinarians and dedicated staff is here to provide compassionate and comprehensive care for your furry family members.
Our state-of-the-art facility offers separate consultation rooms for dogs and cats, a fully equipped in-house laboratory, and specialised suites for surgery and dental care. For those tender moments, our uniquely designed Grief.