Mim's Mobile Microchipping

02/01/2026

Welcome to the beginning of 2026. No doubt someone received a cute kitten or puppy over the holidays. If your new fur baby isn't microchipped yet send through a message on here or on 0408 143 355 and I can do it for you. The easiest way to find a pet's owner is through identification in the way of a microchip.
Qualified and registered microchip implanter. $40 per animal, must be over 8 weeks of age.

Send a message to learn more

30/09/2025

With lots of puppies and kittens around at the moment, it's time to get your furry friends microchipped!
$40 per animal or $30 per animal in a litter

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20/07/2022

A perfect example as to why microchipping your pet is so important!

The dog seemed different somehow, largely because it was.

28/05/2022

Long career for a hard working police dog. Well done! Policing will always be in his blood

28/05/2022

https://www.rspca.org.au/campaigns/responsible-pet-ownership/microchipping

Microchipping your pet cat or dog is very important. If your pet becomes lost then you are far more likely to become reunited if he or she is microchipped. What is a microchip and how does it work? A microchip is a permanent method of electronic identification. The chip itself is very small – abou...

31/03/2022

We're excited to announce we are now based in Charters Towers and travel to Townsville regularly! An alternative to the vet to have your pets microchipped at a lower cost. We can microchip your pet at your own home! $35 per pet, discounts apply for multiple pets and litters

20/03/2022

Choosing a breed of dog suitable to your family needs is an integral part of responsible dog ownership!
Remember to microchip and register your dog with your local council

17/03/2022

Available in Townsville this weekend!

24/02/2022

We are visiting Townsville this weekend! Limited spots available. $35 per animal

31/01/2022

Flea preventative treatment is so important!

⚠ SERIOUS NEW DOG DISEASE IN QUEENSLAND ⚠

The tick-borne dog disease ehrlichiosis (err-lick-ee-o-sis) has been recently confirmed in a Queensland dog. It is reported that this dog had not travelled outside of Queensland, meaning the disease has likely found its way into our local tick population.

Erlichiosis can make dogs very sick – and without treatment can kill them.

Dogs that are sick with this disease get a fever, look very tired, do not want to eat and lose weight. Their eyes can also go blue and mucky, and they can get nose bleeds. It is important you use anti tick products on your dogs to stop the ticks from biting them and spreading the disease.

If your dog is sick, make sure you take it to a vet.

Dog owners should have their dogs on regular tick products, always check their dogs for ticks, and look for signs of the disease. Talk to your vet about the best tick products to use.

If you think your dog has ehrlichiosis – speak to your vet, community Animal Management or Environmental Health Worker straight away.

You can also call us on 13 25 23 or get more info from our partners at AMRRIC - Animal Management in Rural & Remote Indigenous Communities

28/01/2022

24/01/2022

This weeks special.......
Microchipping - $30 each
Litters - $20 per animal
In EMERALD only