once scanned will it emain in your phone? I have 3 dogs and how would I handle chipping all of them?
1866235
I'm not sure. I've since had my dog microchipped when she was spayed so i no longer use this tag. I'm sorry I couldn't answer your question.
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I think you'd needa different tag for each pet. When you scan the tag it will take you to the website where you'd post a picture and information about the animal Then when someone else scans the tag that info will come up, allowing them to contact you and it will send you a text informing you of the location where the pet was when scanned. You can rescan the tag if you want to edit your pet's profile but it doesn't just stay on your phone. My biggest concern with this product is that the tag doesn't seem very durable. I'm afraid it's going to break so I don't actually have my dog wear it much... which makes it pretty useless. I think you'd needa different tag for each pet. When you scan the tag it will take you to the website where you'd post a picture and information about the animal Then when someone else scans the tag that info will come up, allowing them to contact you and it will send you a text informing you of the location where the pet was when scanned. You can rescan the tag if you want to edit your pet's profile but it doesn't just stay on your phone. My biggest concern with this product is that the tag doesn't seem very durable. I'm afraid it's going to break so I don't actually have... » Read More I think you'd needa different tag for each pet. When you scan the tag it will take you to the website where you'd post a picture and information about the animal Then when someone else scans the tag that info will come up, allowing them to contact you and it will send you a text informing you of the location where the pet was when scanned. You can rescan the tag if you want to edit your pet's profile but it doesn't just stay on your phone. My biggest concern with this product is that the tag doesn't seem very durable. I'm afraid it's going to break so I don't actually have my dog wear it much... which makes it pretty useless. « Show Less
1866237
I think you'd needa different tag for each pet. When you scan the tag it will take you to the website where you'd post a picture and information about the animal Then when someone else scans the tag that info will come up, allowing them to contact you and it will send you a text informing you of the location where the pet was when scanned. You can rescan the tag if you want to edit your pet's profile but it doesn't just stay on your phone. My biggest concern with this product is that the tag doesn't seem very durable. I'm afraid it's going to break so I don't actually have my dog wear it much... which makes it pretty useless.
47230
I found the card reader usless.It worked only once in 14 trys. I sent it back and use my phone scanner. It works all the time.
971064
Yes! You need the QR app but once you have that you can scan the tag and locate the owner & vet.
1137291
"not be notified if it isn't scanned" is that a correct answer? So, if they do scan you get notified of location of pet? I don't think you ever get a notification of where your pet is.
191128
The universal reader can read all microchips regardless of the microchip maker. Some scanners are limited because of this. It will show there is a chip but won't be able to provide the chip number. So often vets will have to use two different scanners
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Not really. I tried scanning OLD poloroid photos that were glued to the back of cardboard, you may be too young to remember those, but it didn't like those too much and I used my big copier/scanner for those. Also, it likes some old newpaper and not other so I would be careful about what you put thru. It did an amazing job on my photos, tho, like we got printed in the old days from Walgreen's so you can compare your project to those items. My Mom uses it for her printed out geneology that is on regular 20# printer paper and it does great. Don't know if I answered your questions but I tried. Not really. I tried scanning OLD poloroid photos that were glued to the back of cardboard, you may be too young to remember those, but it didn't like those too much and I used my big copier/scanner for those. Also, it likes some old newpaper and not other so I would be careful about what you put thru. It did an amazing job on my photos, tho, like we got printed in the old days from Walgreen's so you can compare your project to those items. My Mom uses it for her printed out geneology that is on regular 20# printer paper and it does great. Don't know if I answered your questions but I tried.
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I may have mentioned in my review that the Flip Pal is smarter than I am. I didn't try hard to line up each scan, but the Flip Pal stitched the 9 scans together beautifully. So the Flip Pal CAN do it. Now if you're worried about the capacity, you could always have a second chip ready, but the one holds a lot. I scanned over 100 photos and still had room for more.
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The answer is no. But don't waste your money. I have 5 dogs and this device doesn't work.
883163
Standard microchip. Once scanned, a number appears. You must register the number in your name so when the company is called and given the pet's microchip number, the company will have your contact information that you give them.
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Once the tag has been scanned by whoever finds the dog the exact location is mapped by GPS. You will get an email with the map locatiion.
1627746
It works with Sure Flap chip-activated pet door. The syringe comes with a phone number to register your chip, seems like it should be read by any reader, but I do not know that as a fact.
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In my opinion, No it would not. This device is limited in what it scan in terms of paper size and it is very difficult to judge what you actually did scan until you actually view it on your computer or lap top.
399960
I think you have the wrong idea as to what these chips can do... They aren't tracking chips... They are chips with a few mb worth of potential. Storage space that you can program using an app to activate or deactivate certain functions on your phone with a single tap of the phone to the chip... These specific chips have no tracking abilities... Just nfc programming capability
320553
You can insert them and activate them. I would go to your vets and make sure they're working after you activate the chips. We haven't had any issues and it only cost us about $35 per dog for chip and activation.
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Not sure what you mean - but I just took a photo of a barcode with my phone and then tried to scan the barcode photo on my phone with my scanner and it did NOT work. Is that what you were trying to do?
2283133
Yes it will. This is a great mobile scanner. I haven't had any problems with it.
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We got a dog from a rescue which had been chipped. She ran away 5 days ago and when she got picked up by the dog catcher they scanned her and we got her back today. We had used a service called "24hour pet watch" its free.