Halo Microchip Scanner, White

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A GPS collar is a simple, wearable device. The only thing you need to make sure of is that your pet wears the collar all the time. A microchip is a tiny electronic chip sealed within a glass cylinder. It is no larger than the size of a grain of rice and is injected under the animal’s skin with the help of a hypodermic needle. As mentioned earlier, the microchip is an NFC device, which stands for Near-Field Communication. With an ergonomic design, the scanner allows for a comfortable grip. Its lightweight constitution facilitates portability. Thus, making it suitable for usage over extended periods – (Product Size, 6.61 x 3.46 x 0.59 inches). Therefore, these devices retrieve the information stored in the chip’s memory, including the pet’s identification and pet owner’s details. Find out more about microchips and microchip scanners here. Furthermore, research from AKCReunite shows that pets with microchips are up to 20 times more likely to be reunited with their owners.

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Additionally, the device allows for Bluetooth connectivity. Thus, giving pet owners the power to share identity records to a varied range of devices. Microchips emit radiofrequency (RF), which is read by a microchip scanner. Scanners have a screen that displays your pet’s identity if it has been microchipped. The reader has an ergonomic design for easy usage, while its one-button feature allows for effective one-handed operation.This stable and reliable scanner is a low-frequency microchip reader capable of detecting a microchip frequency of 134.2 Khz. With a rechargeable built-in lithium battery, pet owners use the USB interface to charge the device when the battery runs out of energy. Additionally, the scanner has an alarm feature that notifies users when the battery requires a recharge.

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Now, onto a slightly touchy subject – the cost. Dog microchip readers vary in price, depending on the features and brand. Basic models start at a modest price, while the high-end, feature-rich models can be a bit of an investment. How does a dog microchip reader work? If you are a pet owner, I know this information is daunting since this is a large number. However, it shows how vulnerable pets are to going astray or getting stolen. Cats or dogs can wander off at any moment regardless of the measures you have put into preventing this scary scenario from happening. Researchers indicate that approximately 3 out of 10 dogs are bound to go astray at some point in their lives.For enhanced durability, the WorldScan Plus is built to prevent the entry of moisture. You can use it in humid conditions without worry of damage. To further protect it from harsh environments, it comes with a storage case. Keeping it there when not in use will increase the life of the scanner and keep it in top working condition. The Chip Reader Scanner Plus Extra is an ISO scanner that reads a wide range of microchips. Its sensitivity is also high, with the ability to detect a chip that’s 8 cm away. Once it scans a microchip, it retains the number in its memory that’s able to store up to 1200 different IDs. The reader comes with rechargeable lithium batteries that can be conveniently charged through the USB interface. But crucially, pets still won’t be found unless somebody scans them. Microchip scanners are commonly used by rescue centres and vets. But if you regularly come by stray cats where you live, it is also a great item to have to hand. It cuts out the need to go to the vet with your rescue, reducing stress for everyone involved. At first glance, a dog microchip reader might seem like something out of a sci-fi movie. Place it near your furry pal, and voila, it reads out a unique ID. But how exactly does this little device weave its magic? Let’s break it down.