microchip identification

 

Microchip identification is available at all three surgeries for your pet. This can be done in a normal appointment and does not require sedation or anaesthesia. Many clients choose to microchip their pets while they are undergoing routine neutering surgery.

Scooby the cat says to all pet owners
“get your pet microchipped”

Scooby was brought to Orwell Vets at the Grange Farm Hopsital having been regularly seen by officer workers at the Adastral Business Park in Martlesham Heath. When staff at the vets scanned Scooby for an identichip they were thrilled to find he had got one and were able to get in contact with the national database and contact Scooby’s owner. Scooby had been missing for an amazing 11 months and is now back home with the owner Claire and the other family cat. Claire said “Scooby is very pleased to be safely home but I think our other cat perhaps is not so keen as she does rather pick on Scooby.” Scooby still returns to Adastral Park from time to time to enjoy hunting for rabbits, but now the staff at the offices have Claire’s details so can tell her of Scooby’s whereabouts so he is quickly re-united.