Halo Pet Microchip Reader

As a quick break from cat toys, Donny and Fluff are checking out the Halo microchip scanner! This device costs around $50 online and can read most of the standard microchips used for pet identification. It's a great way to help out lost cat and dogs!

[@SusanMinhTrangNguyen]

Excellent video!! Thank you for saving those cats!! You are so wonderful 😊

[@blintscav]

Wow, good on you for finding those cats' humans!

[@fryreartechnology7611]

Woot cats videos!!!😻😻😻🥰🥰🥰

[@user-rk5mj7jz7t]

Can we put chip in collar

[@Voiceforvoicelessanimals]

Thank you! Do you know if the Halo works in Canada for cats?

[@donnyfluff]

I believe so, it looks like Canada uses the 15-digit ISO standard, and this is supposedly compatible.

[@devinholland2189]

Jeeze for that money just get a Proxmark or Flipper zero.

[@dcwatashi]

I just got one off of Amazon for $97 and then found one on eBay for $56. Obviously I’m going to be returning the Amazon one. And it wouldn’t read my cats micro chips, which is most likely that other technology he’s talking about what a rip off I got it done through an animal rescue

[@donnyfluff]

I tried a Flipper and was kind of disappointed. This has a better range and is more reliable.

[@dcwatashi]

@@donnyflufftoo bad it won’t read the Avid chips

[@devinholland2189]

@@donnyfluff I havent tried an animal chip yet but mine reads 125khz rfid nearly instantly, I am running Unleashed firmware which is ahead of the official development curve.