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Microchipping and Pet Identification

When a pet goes missing, a microchip can dramatically increase the odds that they find their way home. The staff at Marion Animal Hospital highly recommends this simple and quick procedure.

Microchipping and Pet Identification

Microchips are tiny electronic devices about the size of a grain of rice that use radio waves to transmit identification information. Pet microchips store unique identification numbers that show once the chip is scanned. This number can be reported to the appropriate microchip company, where the owners’ contact information is stored. Microchips are made of a material that is compatible with body tissues, so rejection and infection at the site of microchip injection are rare.

Closure Announcement

First and foremost, we thank you for your loyalty and patronage to Marion Animal Hospital. It has been a privilege and an honor to serve the pets of the Marion community. As of September 7, 2022, we will be closing our doors, including our grooming and boarding services.

To receive your pet's health records, please email marionanimalhospitalSC@gmail.com. We ask for health record requests, to please add RECORDS REQUEST in the Subject Line. You can request your pets' health records until December 30, 2022.

If you seek a new veterinarian for your pet, we recommend visiting mypet.com/vet-finder.aspx to find a provider in your area.

Thank you again for your business and your friendship over the years. Please reach out with any questions via email at marionanimalhospitalSC@gmail.com.