Microchip implantation
Implanting a microchip to identify your pet.
What is this service?
Microchipping is a safe and reliable way to identify your pet for its entire life. The microchip implanted under the skin has a unique number that makes it possible to quickly establish the animal’s identity and owner if the pet gets lost.
How does it work?
The microchip is implanted under the skin with a special sterile needle, usually in the neck area. The procedure is quick, almost painless and carried out without anesthesia. The microchip does not work like GPS and emits no signals – it can only be read with a special scanner.
What is important to know about microchipping
📌 Why is it important to chip your pet?
- helps return a lost animal to its owner;
- is mandatory by law for dogs, cats and ferrets;
- is required for the European pet passport and for travel;
- ensures reliable identification during veterinary care.
🗂️ Registration
After microchipping, the animal’s details are entered in the national Pet Animal Register, linking the microchip number to the owner’s information.
✅ What is important to know?
- The microchip works for the animal’s whole life.
- It does no harm to health and does not leave the body.
- Keeping the register data up to date is the owner’s responsibility.
How the visit works
Four steps – from booking to leaving
Booking
Choose a service and a convenient time online or by phone.
Arrival
Arrive a few minutes before your visit — we’ll greet you and your pet.
Examination
The specialist examines your pet, answers your questions and prescribes treatment.
Next steps
We provide recommendations and, if needed, schedule a follow-up visit.
Ready to book your pet in?
Book a visit online — choose a convenient time and specialist.
Takes about 2 minutes. We will confirm the time by email.