Microchip ID Equine

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• Referral from July 5, 2015
  

  Carol E. asked:

  does anyone know of any vets that might be open tomorrow? to help out with chip scanning for the dogs that may go running?? animal control will be closed and not able to help out...

  

  Barbara K. replied:

  "Which microchip frequency (kHz) should I choose? When purchasing microchips, it is important to become familiar with the different microchip frequencies used in the United States. Microchips operate by radio frequency and are classified by kHz. Such as 125 kHz, 128 kHz, 134 kHz. Certain frequencies are more prominent than others and more widely read. If you are selling pets, it becomes important to learn the differences so you can choose which type of chip to install in puppies you sell. The most widely read frequency today is the 125 kHz. Most professional kennels and retailers use this type of chip. Please call if you have questions...(800) 434-2843." http://www.microchipidsystems.com/answer.htm

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• Referral from February 6, 2014
  

  Marie M. asked:

  Who has microchipped their horse? Have you had the vet do it or did you do it yourself? If you did yourself which one did you buy? I'm looking at netposse's website and am thinking about ordering through them, but figured I would get some opinions first. Thanks!

  

  Marie M. replied:

  I have been trying to find that as well, but no one is doing it yet. I did read they are allowing race horses to be microchipped over the tattoo. I did purchase some from here today: http://www.microchipidequine.com/ I bought the five pack, but only need three. I read somewhere and will confirm with AQHA tomorrow that they will enter the microchip id into their database as well as on the registrations papers.

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