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1. • No, not all pets need microchips

     • No, not all pets need microchips. Dog microchipping is mandatory by law in many states, but some do not have the same requirements for other types of animals. In California, microchipping dogs and cats is a legal requirement. Owners of these animals must have pets over the age of four months microchipped unless the pet qualifies for an exemption.
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     What to Know About Microchips for Your Pet According to a Vet

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   What do you need to know about microchipping a dog?

   • This guide will walk you through everything you need to know about microchipping your dog. What Does a Microchip Do to a Pet? A microchip is a tiny device, roughly the size of a grain of rice, that contains a unique identification number.

   Microchipping Your Dog: Everything You Need to Know

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   Can You microchip a dog by yourself?

   • Microchipping your dog by yourself is not recommended. Although unlikely to happen, trauma to your dog can occur. A veterinary professional should microchip your dog. How Big Is the Needle For Dog Microchipping? The size of the microchip needle depends on the microchip company. Can You Feel a Dog's Microchip Under Their Skin?

   Dog Microchips: Common Questions and Answers - PetMD

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   Do all dogs need to be microchipped?

   • Myth 4: Only dogs need to be microchipped. Fact: Many types of pets can be microchipped, for example, cats, rabbits, ferrets and horses.. Cats are more likely to get lost than dogs and often do not wear collars. A microchip provides a permanent form of identification that can help reunite them with their owners, if found.

   Understanding Pet Microchipping: Myths and Facts

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   Is it legal to Microchip a dog in Canada?

   • In many parts of Canada, it is legally required to microchip pets. For instance, if you’re planning on getting a dog license in Vancouver, having your pet microchipped is one of the prerequisites. In Canada, pet owners are often encouraged to adhere to specific legal requirements to ensure the safety and identification of their pets.

   Microchipping Your Dog: Everything You Need to Know

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   Are microchips safe for dogs?

   • Fact: The procedure is quick and causes minimal discomfort, similar to a routine vaccination. The microchip, about the size of a grain of rice, is inserted under the pet’s skin using a syringe. Most pets do not react to the procedure, and it is considered safe by veterinarians. Myth 3: Microchips can cause health problems.

   Understanding Pet Microchipping: Myths and Facts

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   How much does it cost to Microchip a pet?

   • All you need is the microchip number and/or tattoo code to start the online registration process. For a small, one-time fee of $45, your pet will be protected for a lifetime and you will also have contributed to the life-saving work of the BC SPCA. Q: What are the benefits of microchipping my pet?

   Understanding Pet Microchipping: Myths and Facts

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3. www.dogster.com › dog-health-care › pros-and-cons-of10 Pros & Cons of Microchipping Dogs: Vet-Verified Facts

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   Sep 4, 2024 · It is also a legal requirement to have dogs microchipped in the UK, where it has been law since 2016. Other countries that require dog microchips include Australia and most EU countries.

4. www.petful.com › pet-health › pet-microchippingPet Microchipping: How It Works and Why It’s Essential for ...

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   Jun 11, 2024 · Does My Pet Need a Microchip? Any pet can venture too far out due to curiosity, chasing another animal, or being stolen. It only takes a second for this to happen, and soon you’ll be scrambling to drive the streets, call neighbors, and post flyers.

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6. bcpetregistry.ca › stories › informationUnderstanding Pet Microchipping: Myths and Facts

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   Jul 31, 2024 · All you need is the microchip number and/or tattoo code to start the online registration process. For a small, one-time fee of $45, your pet will be protected for a lifetime and you will also have contributed to the life-saving work of the BC SPCA.

7. spallandharveyanimalhospital.ca › microchippingMicrochipping Your Dog: Everything You Need to Know

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   Is it a Legal Requirement to Have a Pet Microchipped in Canada? In many parts of Canada, it is legally required to microchip pets. For instance, if you’re planning on getting a dog license in Vancouver, having your pet microchipped is one of the prerequisites.

8. vcacanada.com › know-your-pet › microchipping-your-dogMicrochipping Your Dog | VCA Animal Hospitals

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   Your veterinarian will have to complete export paperwork and many countries require pets to be microchipped or they will not be allowed in. Rabies vaccination is also required for travel, and if the rabies certificate does not contain the microchip number, it may not be considered valid.

9. www.petmd.com › dog › general-healthDog Microchips: Common Questions and Answers - PetMD

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   Jun 26, 2024 · Dog microchips are tiny implants about the size of a grain of rice that are placed under your dog’s skin. The microchip contains a unique identification (ID) number that becomes your dog’s permanent ID. Once the chip has been implanted in your dog, it will link your contact information to your pet.

10. www.rover.com › blog › microchipping-your-dogHow Pet Microchips Work and Don't Work—And Why You Should Get One

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    Microchipping is one of the safest and easiest ways for shelters and vets to identify your pet if they’re found—but they do not cover all your bases. We break down how pet microchips work and what they can and can’t do to return your furry friend to your side.