Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Dental Care Prevents Tartar Build-Up, Gum Disease, and Related Health Issues.

Typically, Pets Benefit From Annual Dental Check-Ups. Some May Need More Frequent Care.

Signs Include Bad Breath, Drooling, Pawing at the Mouth, and Difficulty Eating.

Yes, Regular Brushing is Beneficial. We Can Recommend Pet-Safe Dental Products.

Microchipping is a Simple and Safe Procedure Where A Small Chip About the Size of a Rice Grain is Implanted Under Your Pet’s Skin. This Chip Contains a Unique Identification Number That Can Be Scanned to Identify Your Pet.

Yes, the Microchips We Use are ISO – 11784 / ISO – 11785 Certified, Ensuring They Meet International Standards For Quality and Safety.

When A Lost Pet is Found, a Veterinarian or Animal Shelter can Scan the Chip to Retrieve The Owner’s Contact Information from the Registry, Allowing for a Quick Reunion.

Unlike Collar Tags, Which Can Fall Off or Be Removed, a Microchip is Permanent and Cannot be Lost or Altered. Collar Tags Can Provide Immediate Identification, But Microchips Offer a More Secure, Long-Term Solution.

While GPS Trackers Provide Real-Time Location Data, They Require Batteries and Can Be Expensive. Microchips Do Not Require Power and Remain Functional for The Pet’s Lifetime. Microchips Also Serve As A Permanent Form of Identification, Whereas GPS Devices Can Be Lost or Removed.

The Microchipping Procedure is Quick and Similar to a Routine Vaccination, Causing Minimal Discomfort.

The Microchipping Process Takes Just a Few Minutes. After the Procedure, We’ll Complete the Registration Process For You in Our Database to Ensure Your Pet’s Information is Recorded. It Takes a Few More Minutes to Take a Photo of Your Pet and Issue a Certificate of Identification. As For The Photo of Your Pet, You Could Also Send Us the Photo which You Wish To Display on Our Registered Pet Microchip IDs Page.

Yes, As Long As the Microchip is Registered with Accurate and Updated Owner Information, it Will Provide a Reliable Means of Identification for Your Pet. If Any Information Regarding The Owner or Responsible Person Change, Do Contact Us To Update The Details.

If You Change Your Address, Email or Phone Number, Make Sure To Contact Us To Update The Details to Ensure You Can Be Reached If Your Pet is Found.

Yes, Pets of All Ages Can Be Microchipped. It’s a Great Way to Ensure That Older Pets Have A Reliable Form of Identification.

If Your Pet is Lost and Found, a Veterinarian or Animal Shelter Will Scan the Microchip and Search for the ID Number on Our Website or Through Internet Search Engines. They can Retrieve Your Pet’s Information, and Once They Contact Us About Your Lost Pet, We Will Promptly Reach Out to You Using the Information We Have On File to Help Reunite You With Your Pet. Please Note That We Do Not Provide Third-Party Access To Our Patients’ or Owners’ Information for Confidentiality Reasons. The Owner’s Information is Safe With Us and is Not Publicly Shared Unless The Owner Requests It.

While a Microchip Provides a Permanent Form of Identification, It’s Still a Good Idea to Have a Collar with an ID Tag. This Way, Anyone Who Finds Your Pet Can Quickly Identify Them and Contact You.

It’s a Good Idea to Have Your Pet’s Microchip Scanned During Regular Vet Visits to Ensure it is Functioning Properly and to Verify Your Contact Information is Up-To-Date.

Microchips Are Designed To Be Permanent and Are Not Meant To Be Removed. They Are Implanted Under The Skin and Cannot Be Removed Without Surgical Intervention.

Many Countries Require Microchipping As Part of Pet Travel Requirements. Check With Your Destination’s Guidelines.

A Health Certificate Confirms Your Pet is Healthy for Travel and Meets the Destination’s Requirements.

We Recommend Obtaining the Certificate Two Weeks Before Travel.

No, But Our Health Certificate Helps in the Application Process with LVBD in Myanmar.

Yes, Certain Countries Require Extra Documentation and Rabies Titer Tests. Check Embassy Websites for Details. When You Come for Your Appointment, Bring All Necessary Papers and Forms Printed and Completed As Much As Possible.

The Process, Including Sending Blood Samples Abroad, Can Take Up to Two Months. Plan Accordingly.

Some Countries May Need Endorsements from the Government (LVBD) Veterinarians and Our Clinical Veterinarians. We Can Assist You with Any Required Signatures and Stamps.

We Recommend Annual Wellness Exams, or Twice A Year for Senior Pets.

A Balanced Diet and Regular Exercise are Key. We Can Provide Guidance on Weight Management.

The Ideal Age Varies By Species and Breed, But Generally, It’s Recommended to Spay or Neuter Dogs and Cats Between 6 Months to 1 Year of Age. Our Veterinarians Will Provide Guidance Based on Your Pet’s Specific Needs.

Regular Walks, Playtime, and Interactive Toys are Great Ways to Keep Your Pet Physically and Mentally Stimulated.

Yes, Older Pets May Need Gentler Exercises. Shorter, More Frequent Walks and Light Play are Beneficial.

Consult Our Veterinarians for a Tailored Weight Loss Plan that Includes Dietary Changes and Increased Exercise.

Yes, Pets Can Have Allergies. Signs Include Itching, Redness, Excessive Grooming, and Gastrointestinal Issues. Consult Us If You Notice These Symptoms.

Loss of Appetite can Indicate Health Issues. Contact Our Clinic to Schedule a Check-Up if Your Pet Refuses Food for More Than 24 Hours.

The Best Diet Varies By Species, Age, and Health Conditions. We Can Recommend High-Quality Commercial Foods or Specialized Diets Based on Your Pet’s Needs.

Feeding Amounts Depend on Your Pet’s Size, Age, and Activity Level. We Provide Guidelines During Consultations to Help Determine the Right Portions.

Some Human Foods are Safe, Such As Plain Cooked Chicken, Carrots, and Certain Fruits. However, Many are Toxic, so It’s Important to Consult Us Before Feeding Human Food.

Though Raw Diets Are Popular with Some Pet Owners, They Come with Risks, such as Bacterial Exposure and Nutritional Imbalances. We Generally Suggest Exploring Safer, Well-Balanced Diets and are Happy to Discuss the Best Options for Your Pet’s Health.

Grain-Free Diets Are Not Necessary for All Pets. Some Pets Do Better On Grain-Inclusive Diets. We’ll Help You Choose the Best Option.

We Can Recommend Behavioral Modifications, Environmental Enrichment, and in some cases, Medications to Help Manage Anxiety.

While Some Vocalization is Normal, Excessive Barking or Meowing May Indicate Stress or Other Issues. Consult Us for Advice.

Signs Include Excessive Grooming, Hiding, Changes in Appetite, and Aggression. If You Notice These Signs, Contact Our Clinic.

Yes, Proper Training Can Help Prevent Biting Behavior. We Can Refer You to a Certified Trainer or Provide Tips.

Ensure Your Pet is Up-To-Date on Vaccinations, Microchipped, and has a Health Certificate and Relevant Documents If Traveling By Air. Pack Their Food, Water, Medications, and Comfort Items.

Prepare Your Pet By Taking Them On Short Car Rides Before The Trip. Bring Their Favorite Toys and Blankets for Comfort During Travel.

Some Airlines Allow Small Pets to Travel in the Cabin. Check With the Airline for Specific Requirements and Regulations.

Contact a Local Veterinarian As Soon As Possible If Your Pet Shows Signs of Illness While Traveling.

Keep Your Pet Calm and Contact Our Clinic Immediately or Take Them to the Nearest Emergency Veterinary Clinic or Veterinary Hospital.

Signs Include Difficulty Breathing, Excessive Bleeding, Seizures, Severe Vomiting, or Signs of Pain. If You Notice These Symptoms, Seek Help Right Away.

While We Don’t Provide General Grooming for Aesthetics, We Do Offer Medically Necessary Grooming To Support Your Pet’s Health, Such As for Treating Skin Conditions or Maintaining Hygiene. For Regular Grooming, We’re Happy to Recommend Trusted Local Facilities.

Yes, We Provide Information and Resources for Pet Adoption, Including Guidance on Selecting the Right Pet for Your Family.

Feel Free To Contact Us Anytime with Questions or Concerns. Our Team is Here To Help!

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