What to Do If You Can't Feel Your Dog's Microchip?

Learn what steps to take if you're unable to feel your dog's microchip, and why a vet visit may be necessary.

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If you can't feel your dog's microchip, don't worry. Microchips are small and could shift slightly under the skin, making them harder to locate by touch. A vet visit is recommended to ensure the chip is still functioning and correctly positioned. They can use a scanner to confirm its presence.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What is a dog microchip? A dog microchip is a small device implanted under the skin that helps identify pets if they get lost.
  2. How can I verify if my dog's microchip is working? Visit a vet who can scan the microchip to confirm its presence and functionality.
  3. What should I do if my dog's microchip seems misplaced? Schedule a vet visit to ensure the microchip is still functioning and correctly positioned.
  4. Are microchips safe for dogs? Yes, microchips are safe and provide a permanent way to identify lost pets.

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