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All 4 of my babies are microchipped - even though they don't leave the enclosed garden - but the time that Kuta did escape and was missing for 3/4 days I did feel reassured that she was chipped. The people at the Pet Register were really helpful when I called to report her missing too. Hopefully I'll never have to go through that again though!!! |
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All my Dogs and my two previous cats were. It didn't help with the latter but there is hope. I think it's a thing I would do as a matter of course now. What is it? £12. Nothing really. |
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Cassie was microchipped last year at the age of 9 I have Catsey to thank for getting it done too, as I would probably carried on with just a collar and ID tag... |
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£10 at out vets when done at a consultation or vaccination. £15 if you just have an appointment for the chipping. Morse will be done in about a month's time when I take him to get his certificate of entirity done so it will only cost me £10 |
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