Microchipping

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Microchipping is a form of permanent identification in the event your pet wanders away from home or becomes lost. Placing the microchip in your pet is a relatively simple task, where a chip approximately the size of a grain of rice is inserted just below your pet’s skin. If your pet becomes misplaced, they can be taken to another veterinarian or shelter and scanned with your identification number. This unique number belongs to you and your pet and can help reunite you and your four-legged friend. Unlike collars or tags, a microchip cannot be lost or damaged, providing a permanent form of identification. Should your pet ever go missing, veterinary clinics, shelters, and animal control officers can scan the chip and quickly reunite you with your pet.

Testimonials

Hannah P.

Paws down the best place to bring your pet!!! They are so great with animals and have great service. They treat your furbabys as if they are their own, they care so much about the well being of your pet. I have been with them for over 10 years and have never had any issues with them.

Lisa S.

I love the doctors and staff at lake area animal hospital. They truly make you feel like your fur baby is part of their amazing family... its awesome starting at reception desk all the way thru to the back. Dr Houston picked up on issue with my dog with in secs of us being in the room with her.... so appreciative because our fur babies depend on us and their doctors for their voices.

Dylan C.

The Vet Clinic has always been so amazing to me and my fur babies! The staff up front is ALWAYS sweet and friendly and will ALWAYS do whatever they can to get you taken care of!

Alyssa N.

We adopted my sweet pup, Basil, at Lake Area Animal Hospital years ago. It was evident that the staff loved and cared for Basil. They even sent us home with a list of thing Basil liked and didn’t like. We have also had a dog treated for diabetes at Lake Area Hospital. The staff was knowledgeable and trained our family to give him his insulin.

Andrea T.

I love the veterinarians and the medical staff. They were very loving toward my fur baby Lucy and they even snapped a picture with her doing some tricks! She always loves getting treats from them while they do what they need to do and they are so careful not to hurt her or make her feel uncomfortable. And they also give her all the belly rubs.