What is a microchip?

• A microchip is a device approximately 8-12 cm long that contains a 15-digit number that is unique in the world
• It is widely used around the world, including in Europe and the United States, as a safe and reliable method of identifying animals
• In Japan, the number of users is finally increasing

Are microchips safe?

• The microchip is enclosed in biocompatible glass, so it does not cause excessive pain or strain after implantation. The pain during implantation is about the same as a normal human injection
• Furthermore, there have been no reports of malfunctions or damage due to external impacts to date
• It can be used on most animals, including mammals, birds, reptiles (turtles, snakes, etc.), and fish

How do you find a lost child?

• Microchip readers are installed in animal protection centers and public health centers across the country. When a pet is taken into custody at a public health center, the microchip is read and the owner is contacted

How can I get a microchip inserted?

• It can be implanted at Kanedai stores or at veterinary clinics
• Microchipping is now mandatory
• Kanedai includes microchips as part of our peace of mind package