Frequently asked questions

NanoID is an ISO 11784/11785 FDX-B microchip. It carries a globally unique 15-digit code that ISO-compatible scanners used by veterinarians, shelters and customs authorities can read.

1.4 × 8 mm. That is about one third narrower than the common 2.12 × 12 mm chip, and the implant has roughly 70% less volume, which means a smaller needle, a smaller wound and less disturbance to subcutaneous tissue.

Yes, any ISO 11785 (FDX-B, 134.2 kHz) compatible scanner reads the chip. Smaller chips generally have a shorter read range than 12 mm chips, so tell us the scanner models your clinic or shelter uses and we will confirm read performance before you order.

Yes. NanoID is AAHA lookup registered and ICAR certified, so a scanned NanoID number can be traced through the AAHA Universal Pet Microchip Lookup in the United States.

Yes. An optional NanoID variant reads body temperature at the same time as identity — useful as an early indicator of infection, inflammation and heat stress, and as a longitudinal record for chronic cases. It requires a temperature-capable reader.

15+ years in situ. The chip is sealed in biocompatible, waterproof, corrosion-resistant encapsulation with an anti-migration surface coating.

Yes. Inpetra supplies NanoID microchips with sterile applicators to veterinary clinics, shelters, rescue organisations and distributors in the US. Email sales@inpetra.net with your annual volume for volume pricing.

NanoReader's OLED display shows both the chip ID and a QR code. Scanning the QR code with any phone opens the lookup site directly, so staff never transcribe a 15-digit number or retype it into a registry search form.

NanoReader reads FDX-B (ISO 11785) microchips, the standard used by ISO 11784/11785 pet microchips including NanoID. If you need FDX-A or HDX reading, tell us and we will confirm compatibility.

NanoReader has Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity and works across operating systems and practice software. Tell us which software your clinic or shelter uses and we will confirm the integration path.

Veterinarians, animal shelters, animal control and pet registries that scan animals routinely and want faster, error-free lookups.

A veterinary ICU unit is an enclosed, climate-controlled chamber for critically ill or post-operative dogs and cats. Inpetra PJICU units regulate oxygen concentration, temperature, humidity and lighting from one microcomputer controller with an 8.4-inch touch screen, and are used for post-operative recovery, respiratory cases, neonatal care and resuscitation.

Five models: PJICU-01 (1400 × 860 × 1900 mm, full-feature flagship), PJICU-02 (1200 × 650 × 1670 mm), PJICU-03 (1290 × 660 × 1750 mm), PJICU-04 (1290 × 660 × 1890 mm, with infrared therapy) and PJICU-05 (1000 × 710 × 1600 mm, the smallest footprint, with infrared therapy).

A centrally integrated high-sensitivity oxygen sensor drives the oxygen supply. CO₂ detection triggers adaptive ventilation, and a power-off ventilation fallback keeps air moving if power is lost.

Overall noise is measured below 35 dB. Most core components are low-energy silent parts imported from Germany.

PJICU-02 and PJICU-03 are rated at 1500 W. Before quoting, Inpetra confirms voltage, plug configuration and site clearances for your clinic so the unit arrives ready to install.

No. PJIGY-01 creates a simulated hyperbaric oxygen environment for small and medium-sized animals. The oxygen effect is regulated indirectly by adjusting the gas mixing ratio inside the animal compartment, with automatic oxygen concentration control.

The barrel chamber measures Ø1000 × 600 × 600 mm and is intended for small and medium-sized animals such as cats and small to medium dogs. Overall machine dimensions are 1580 × 600 × 1100 mm; power is 2200 W.

The animal chamber, gas delivery control, environmental monitoring, video monitoring and temperature control, all started from a single key on the central controller.

304 stainless steel throughout, with 1.2 mm body material. 304 stainless is corrosion resistant, acid resistant and does not rust under hospital disinfection routines.

PJJY dog cages (1–6 positions), PJML cat cages (2–4 positions, 2 and 3 tier), PJDY oxygen and infrared warming cages (1–6 positions) and PJZS display cages with tempered glass doors.

Yes. The PJDY series has an oxygen chamber door with a delivery port, wet/dry temperature display, leakage protection, constant temperature control and high-temperature cut-out. Infrared warming variants carry 4–6 warming lamps.

Yes. Modules combine freely across the range, and custom configurations are available for ward layouts that do not fit a standard block.

Anywhere in the United States. Inpetra, L.L.C. acts as importer of record, handles customs clearance and duties, arranges inland freight and delivers to your clinic or construction site on an agreed date.

Yes. Quotes are a landed US dollar price: equipment, freight, duties and delivery in one number, with no surprises at the border.

Usually within two business days. Send the model, quantity and delivery ZIP code to sales@inpetra.net.

Equipment is supplied with a written warranty and a defined spare parts list. Inpetra holds replacement components for the lines it sells and supports customers through a single US point of contact.

Yes. Regional distributors and dealers can buy direct for resale. Contact Seb Zhang, COO, at seb.zhang@ksj.ltd or the sales team at sales@inpetra.net.

Inpetra, L.L.C. is a Delaware limited liability company based in San Jose, California, formed in April 2026. It supplies veterinary critical care equipment, hospitalization cages and animal identification hardware directly to US veterinary hospitals, clinics, shelters and distributors.