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"The Vizsla will fill your heart and challenge your mind"  Microchipping   How is a Dog or cat Microchipped? The microchip is inserted underneath the skin between the animal's shoulder blades, just below the base of the neck.  This is done using a needle.   Will it hurt ? The process should not cause your pet any more pain than a vaccine jab at the vets.  Some dogs may yelp or squeak but recover very quickly, sometimes the inplant site my bleed a little.      How does the Microchip work? The microchip emits a radio wave that is detected by a hand held scanner (animal wardens, rescue centres, pounds, police, microchippers and vets are all equipped with these scanners - see the picture to the right). Should your pet go missing and get picked up by, or be taken to one of the above mentioned authorities, it will be scanned and the microchip detected. Kate Olsson is a qualified Microchipper who trained with Pet detect, she is certified to implant microchips in domestic animals.  All microchips used are ISO compatible and registered with Petlog. If you would like you Dog or cat Microhipping please contact us for more details