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Will my dog’s microchip ever stop working? - Animal Hospital of Statesville
There have been instances where microchips have stopped working. However, microchip companies usually back those up and will typically replace them at no charge if that ever happens.
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My dog already has a collar and tags - why do they need a microchip? - Animal Hospital of Statesville
If your pet is out roaming and something happens, their collar could get pulled off or caught on something. In such cases, the information on the tags becomes useless. A microchip serves as a more permanent form of identification for your pet.
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Does a microchip ensure my dog will be found? - Animal Hospital of Statesville
A microchip doesn't guarantee that your dog will be found. However, as long as your contact information is up to date and whoever finds the pet takes them to an animal hospital, shelter, or rescue, it increases the likelihood of your dog being returned to you.
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Do all shelters scan for microchips? - Animal Hospital of Statesville
Yes, all shelters are supposed to scan for microchips.
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Will a microchip tell me my dog’s location? - Animal Hospital of Statesville
A microchip will not tell you where your dog is located. It does not have any GPS capabilities. A scanner is necessary to pick up the microchip number.
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