RFID electronic tag manufacturers share pet identification tags 123
What is a pet identification tag? The pet identification tag adopts implantable technology and is directly implanted into the subcutaneous tissue of animals, which is safe, non-toxic, and harmless. It can ensure that the marked pet is not replaced, fundamentally ensuring the traceability of pets. The label syringe is made of medical grade environmentally friendly materials for one-time use, which is safe and reliable, effectively avoiding cross infection between animals. The butterfly handle and elongated steel needle design make the chip insertion smoother and more convenient during subcutaneous implantation in animals. The chip has a globally unique ID code and is responsive. When implanted into pets, it can ensure safe use for more than 20 years and serve as an electronic ID card to accompany pets throughout their lives.
RFID electronic tag manufacturers share pet identification tags 123
The characteristics of pet identification tags
1. The label adopts EO (ethylene oxide) sterilization, which is safe, reliable, non-toxic, non allergic, and can be directly implanted into animal subcutaneous tissue for use;
2. The chip has a globally unique identification code, which is responsive and can quickly identify pet identity information through an animal chip scanner;
3. The syringe is made of environmentally friendly materials for one-time use, which is safe and harmless, and avoids animal cross infection;
4. The design of butterfly handle and extended steel needle makes implantation smoother and reduces the pain of pet chip implantation;
5. The chip has a lifespan of over 20 years and can accompany pets for a lifetime. The working principle of pet identity tags is based on the internationally recognized ISO11784/11785 protocol standard. The chip scanner and the tag achieve contactless reading information through wireless radio frequency identification. The tag is first bound to the pet information and written into the pet identity information. When the animal chip scanner approaches the electronic chip, it senses the reader through the antenna inside the tag and exchanges data through inductive coupling. The reader reads the data inside the tag and uploads it to the database for management.
RFID electronic tag manufacturers share pet identification tags 123
The application of pet identification tags
1. Pet identification
Each pet implanted with a chip has a globally unique identification code. Due to the chip’s lifespan exceeding 20 years, this identification code will serve as the pet’s electronic ID card to accompany the pet for a lifetime. The chip contains basic information about pets that can be implanted, including their name, type, gender, date of birth, physiological characteristics, owner’s name, address, contact information, etc. Pet regulatory authorities or pet hospitals only need to use a dedicated handheld reader in the system to gently scan the place where the chip is implanted in the pet, and can easily and quickly obtain pet information.
2. Pet tracking and inquiry
After seeing a stray dog, the staff of a stray pet shelter can quickly obtain information about the pet owner as long as it has an RFID pet chip; People who have lost their pets can log in to the query management mode provided by the system to publish lost pet information, and use the internet to quickly retrieve lost pets.
3. The query of pet quarantine information is similar to the basic information of pets. The type, time, and other information of pets receiving vaccines will also be stored in the pet chip and database. Through permission settings, only pet regulatory departments and epidemic prevention departments can query the history of pets receiving vaccines through handheld readers or management software.
4. Pet information sharing
Due to the openness of the pet chip user data area, as long as there is a reading and writing device that complies with the pet chip protocol, the open information of pets can be read and retrieved, making it convenient for regulatory authorities, epidemic prevention departments, pet hospitals, and pet stores to easily share pet information, bringing convenience to pet management, vaccination, feeding, and other aspects.
