Microchip Notice: February 2025

We have received information that the microchip company SaveThisLife may have ceased operations, and can verify that the microchip company that Clifton Centreville Animal Clinic has used for the past 11 years has ceased operations and closed their registration.

If your pet has been microchipped at Clifton-Centreville Animal Clinic after 2014, you will need to register your pet’s chip with a different microchip registry to make sure that they can be identified if found. If you are not sure where your pet’s chip has been registered you can use the AAHA microchip search to find out.

If you are not sure what your pet’s microchip number is, or if they have a chip at all, we are happy to check them for you.

Once you know the microchip number, there are several companies that will register a microchip:

We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused. Please let us know if you need any additional help making sure your pet’s microchip information is up to date.

Clifton Centreville Animal Clinic

Dr. Blackwood with her dog, Titus

Dr. Blackwood with her dog, Titus

For over 30 years, Clifton Centreville Animal Clinic (CCAC) has served the Centreville area. Today, Dr. Blackwood and CCAC’s staff provide complete care for pets, from fear-free wellness care to tailored treatment plans.

We hope to be your other family doctor. 


 

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Dr. Netschert with a patient

Dr. Netschert with a patient

Founded in 1983 by Dr. Jamie Netschert, CCAC established a reputation for personal, excellent care. We remain independently owned and committed to modern medicine with a common sense approach and a focus on individualized, compassionate care.