If you’ve recently purchased or adopted a canine like the Akita, please call and schedule a first time visit with your vet. While at this visit, ask your vet to run a scanner over your Akita to find out if he already has a microchip. If he does then your vet can give you the ID number and help you make sure the number is registered and that you are listed as the primary contact. If your Akita doesn’t have a microchip, you should consider allowing your vet to place one on your pet. The microchip is injected beneath the surface of your dog’s skin just between the shoulder blades. Experts say the process is similar to receiving a shot. Once done, your Akita will have an official tracking number assigned. You will need to register that number with a security site such as Home Again, which specializes in locating lost pets. Learn more from your vet Chesapeake, VA.
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