microchip

3 posters

Go down

microchip Empty microchip

Post by sonics family Thu Oct 18 2012, 20:25

Hello...just after views, spoke to the vets about getting sonic microchipped and they recommended one with a thermometer in it so when they need their temp taking the chip is just scanned......i am not sure whether i like the idea of it as i am duress it must contain chemicals to be able to take a temp...but would prevent a poorly dog having a thermometer inserted....what to do?
sonics family
sonics family
Mega Staffy-bull-terrier Member
Mega Staffy-bull-terrier Member

Status Status :
Online
Offline

Female
Location : nottingham
Dogs Name(s) : sonic
Dog(s) Ages : 26.06.2012
Dog Gender(s) : female
Join date : 2012-09-13
Support total : 24
Posts : 179

Back to top Go down

microchip Empty Re: microchip

Post by janey Thu Oct 18 2012, 20:48



Never heard of a chip that takes temps, how technology moves on! Personally I would stick with the regular one, but times change!
janey
janey
Staffy-Bull-Terrier VIP Member
Staffy-Bull-Terrier VIP Member

Status Status :
Online
Offline

Female
Age : 41
Location : Surrey
Dogs Name(s) : Moo
Dog(s) Ages : 5ish
Dog Gender(s) : Girly
Join date : 2010-08-28
Support total : 4824
Posts : 56018

Back to top Go down

microchip Empty Re: microchip

Post by Kathy Thu Oct 18 2012, 21:04

It's OK no nasty chemicals involved at all, please take a look at the link below. It works by using a very small metal strip which changes it's electrical resistance as temperature changes. The scanner is effectively reading the resistance and calculates temperature based on the value:

http://www.barrieranimalcareclinic.co.uk/microchipping.htm

Looks like a good idea to me.
Kathy
Kathy
Staffy-Bull-Terrier VIP Member
Staffy-Bull-Terrier VIP Member

Status Status :
Online
Offline

Female
Age : 52
Location : Bedfordshire
Relationship Status : Married
Dogs Name(s) : Rocky
Dog(s) Ages : 5 Years Old
Dog Gender(s) : Male & a bit of a tart
Join date : 2011-08-02
Support total : 4006
Posts : 42107

Back to top Go down

microchip Empty Re: microchip

Post by Guest Thu Oct 18 2012, 21:14

It will be digital not have any chemicals. It will actually give a pretty decent and fast reading.

Guest
Guest


Back to top Go down

microchip Empty Re: microchip

Post by Guest Thu Oct 18 2012, 21:37

kathytake2 wrote:It's OK no nasty chemicals involved at all, please take a look at the link below. It works by using a very small metal strip which changes it's electrical resistance as temperature changes. The scanner is effectively reading the resistance and calculates temperature based on the value:

http://www.barrieranimalcareclinic.co.uk/microchipping.htm

Looks like a good idea to me.
nerd

Be perfectly safe as Kathy says , it's not like a mercury thermometer and will be a thermistor based device Smile

Guest
Guest


Back to top Go down

microchip Empty Re: microchip

Post by sonics family Thu Oct 18 2012, 21:41

Ah...thanks guys; that is what she will have in that case!
sonics family
sonics family
Mega Staffy-bull-terrier Member
Mega Staffy-bull-terrier Member

Status Status :
Online
Offline

Female
Location : nottingham
Dogs Name(s) : sonic
Dog(s) Ages : 26.06.2012
Dog Gender(s) : female
Join date : 2012-09-13
Support total : 24
Posts : 179

Back to top Go down

microchip Empty Re: microchip

Post by Guest Thu Oct 18 2012, 22:29

Learned something new. I didn't know they had these but they sound like a great idea.

Guest
Guest


Back to top Go down

microchip Empty Re: microchip

Post by Sponsored content


Sponsored content


Back to top Go down

Back to top

- Similar topics

 
Permissions in this forum:
You cannot reply to topics in this forum