Why you should not microchip your pet?

Do vets recommend microchip dogs?

A: There have been some cases of complications. It's rare, but it can happen. That's why, even though there's no law that requires veterinarians implant the chips, we recommend it. Because it does matter where you put it and how you inject it.

Why you should not microchip your pet?

Microchips Aren't Proof of Ownership After that, it's the dog owner's responsibility to update their own information. There are heartbreaking stories of dogs getting stolen or lost, then “adopted” by other people. So if someone else claims your dog, your microchip registration doesn't guarantee you'll get him back.12 Dec 2021

Is it cruel to microchip a dog?

The microchip (about the size of a grain of rice) is inserted under an animal's skin between the shoulder blades, and the process takes no longer than administering a vaccination. Fortunately, it won't hurt your pocketbook, either.

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