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A permanent identity under the skin is what turns a found animal into a returned pet. Raybaca supplies the chip, the syringe, the scanner and the register behind them.
Each stage below is a place projects normally lose time. This is what Raybaca does at each one.
The problem. A chip that local scanners cannot read is worse than no chip at all.
How we solve it. Chips follow ISO 11784 and ISO 11785 at low frequency, the standard the pet scanning world is built on.
The problem. An inconsistent implant procedure risks migration and distress.
How we solve it. Pre-loaded transponder syringes make the implant a single controlled movement at the standard site.
The problem. A chip that was never read after implanting may not be there at all.
How we solve it. The chip is scanned immediately after implanting and the code is recorded before the animal leaves.
The problem. A code with no owner attached identifies nothing.
How we solve it. The pet management system holds the code against the owner and the animal's history.
The problem. Shelters cannot act on an animal they cannot identify.
How we solve it. Any compliant scanner, including the compact Raybaca pet reader, reads the code and returns the owner record.
In the central area of the shoulder, following the syringe instructions, after which pressure is applied to the site.
Yes, provided they use a scanner compliant with ISO 11784 and ISO 11785, which is the normal standard for pet scanning.
Raybaca lists 1.25 by 7 mm, 1.4 by 8 mm and 2.12 by 12 mm transponder syringes, with the choice driven by the species and the practice's protocol.
Send us the animals, the volumes and what the record has to prove at the end. We will map it onto the stages above and tell you what it takes.
