Industry Application

Pet Clinics and Shelters

A pet that is lost has nothing on it to read except what was implanted. Raybaca supplies the microchips, the pre-loaded syringes and the scanners that clinics and shelters use to put a permanent identity under the skin.

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The Problems on This Kind of Operation

Collars and tags come off exactly when the animal needs identifying
Shelters cannot reunite an animal with an owner without a scannable code
Chips implanted elsewhere may not answer the scanner a clinic already owns
Implanting is a clinical procedure and the syringe has to be sterile and consistent

What Buyers Need

Microchips that follow ISO 11784 and ISO 11785 so any compliant scanner reads them
Pre-loaded syringes that make the implant a single controlled movement
A compact scanner that works in a consulting room and in the field
A record system that ties the chip code to an owner

Typical Application Scenarios

Implanting a microchip at the first vaccination visit
Scanning a stray on intake at a shelter
Verifying identity before a travel or export document is issued
Reuniting a found animal with a registered owner

How a Deployment Runs

The order of these steps matters more than the hardware. Getting the frequency and the numbering settled first is what stops a project being redone.

Select the chip

Chip size and frequency are chosen for the species and for the scanners already in use locally.

Implant

The pre-loaded syringe places the chip in the standard site in one movement.

Scan and register

The chip is read immediately and the code is entered against the owner record.

Recover

Any compliant scanner can read the code later, which is what turns a found animal back into a returned pet.

Questions From Pet Clinics and Shelters

Will a microchip read on a scanner we already own

If the chip and the scanner both follow ISO 11784 and ISO 11785 at 134.2 kHz, yes. That standard is why the pet microchip world is interoperable.

What sizes of microchip are available

Raybaca lists transponder syringes in sizes including 1.25 by 7 mm, 1.4 by 8 mm and 2.12 by 12 mm on its About page.

Do you supply the software to register owners

Yes. Raybaca develops a pet management system alongside the chips and readers.

Get a Specification for Your Operation

Tell us how many animals, how they are handled and what your programme or buyer requires. We will propose the tag, the applicator and the reader that fit.

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