Thread: Microchip advice

Hi Fiona F for some reason felines seem to not object to it at all they are very stoic & some just sit & purr while the vet is doing it.... yes the needle is quite a size especially compared to normal syringe needles but even if it does hurt for a couple of seconds {which is all it is unless you are a male canine then of course it has to take to its bed} the benefits of a microchip make it all worth while especially if ever the animal goes astray,we have reunited owners with their pets through the chip, some have been missing a while & several were a long long way away from us,one owner we traced was not even in this country,they were just so pleased to know that their cat was safe & had a loving home again & thats where it still is but how the heck did it get over here....? Thats when you are so pleased it was microchipped.....
As a matter of inteerst all canines by law will have to be microchipped in a couple of years time think they should have taken it further for felines as we.......
Let us know how she gets on.....don't let me down Mandy.....xxx