Microchip Program Details: 

• We use Fi Nano microchips that are ISO certified and ICAR registered, making them compatible with all international scanners.

• Each microchip operates on a 134.2 kHz frequency and is searchable through the AAHA 24/7 pet recovery database.

• Microchips come preloaded in a sterile syringe with a small-gauge needle and are individually wrapped to maintain sterility.

• After implantation, pet owners must register their microchip online and keep all contact information accurate and up to date.

• Microchips are not GPS or tracking devices. They only work when a pet is scanned and the registration information is current.

• The microchip is implanted just under the skin, typically between the shoulder blades.

• Most pets tolerate microchipping very well. Possible side effects may include:
◦ Mild discomfort or soreness
◦ Minor bleeding
◦ Temporary swelling or redness
◦ Temporary hair loss at the site
◦ Infection
◦ Very rare complications such as microchip failure or tumor formation

• If you have any medical concerns about your pet, we recommend consulting your veterinarian before proceeding.

• The Infinity Project NFP provides this service as a community public service and is not a veterinary provider.

• Any concerns related to the microchip itself should be directed to the manufacturer.

• In the event of ownership changes, the microchip registration must be updated by the owner.

• While microchips greatly improve the chances of reuniting lost pets with their families, pet recovery cannot be guaranteed.