Manruta Pet ID Microchips, 20 Pack, 1.25 x 7 mm FDX-B for Small Animals

Manruta ISO Pet ID Microchips are 20 miniature RFID identification chips for identifying very small animals, each measuring 1.25 x 7 mm and designed to be read by FDX-B scanners.

• 20 microchips in a pack — supplies identification chips for multiple animals.
• 1.25 x 7 mm size — made for very small animals, including hamsters, small fish and mice.
• ISO 11784/11785 FDX-B compliance at 134.2 kHz — compatible with FDX-B scanners and readers.
• Bioglass construction and a unique ID number — provides an individual identifier for each animal.
• Made in Germany — gives the chips a stated manufacturing origin.

Manruta microchips provide an identification method for animal management and potential reunification if a pet is lost. After implantation, register the chip’s ID number in an online database so the identifier can be associated with your animal. The compact size is intended for very small animals; choosing a chip size that suits the animal is important.

Which animals suit the 1.25 x 7 mm chip?

This size is intended for small fish, mice, hamsters, snakes, frogs, pigeons and other very small animals. Manruta’s sizing guidance assigns cats and small puppies to a 1.4 x 8 mm chip instead, so compare the animal with the recommended size before choosing. For a larger animal, the guidance gives different size options.

• 1.25 x 7 mm: very small animals such as hamsters, snakes and small fish.
• 1.4 x 8 mm: cats, small puppies, chickens, ducks and owls.
• 2.12 x 12 mm: large dogs and larger livestock, including horses, cattle, sheep, pigs and camels.

Which readers can scan Manruta microchips?

Any FDX-B scanner or reader can read these chips. Their stated operating frequency is 134.2 kHz, and they comply with the international ISO 11784/11785 FDX-B standard. Each chip carries a unique ID number, allowing an individual identifier to be registered for the animal.

• RFID identification technology.
• FDX-B format at 134.2 kHz.
• Unique ID number for each chip.

How does registration work after implantation?

Register the chip’s ID number online after implantation to associate the identifier with your pet. Manruta recommends the Animal ID Pet Care App for registration. Its database is linked to major search engines for worldwide coverage and offers 24/7 support, as described for that registration service.

• Online registration follows implantation.
• The Animal ID app provides a registration option.
• The chip itself does not have a stated lifespan limit; the five-year date on the packaging refers to the injection expiration.

These chips are suited to owners and animal managers identifying very small animals who need an individual RFID ID that can be scanned by FDX-B equipment. Their 1.25 x 7 mm format is intended for very small animals, rather than the larger size options recommended for cats, small puppies and larger animals.