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Archive for November 14, 2007
Microchip for Pets Recommended
November 14, 2007 by Sue Bryant.
It’s sad to lose a beloved pet, and seeing so many recent postings of a lost dog prompts this suggestion: Microchip Your Pet. It’s painless, inexpensive, and easy. Most vets will do it. Tags get lost. Collars get pulled off. But the microchip will identify your animal when there is no other way to do it. Town Lake Animal Center checks all animals that come into the shelter for a microchip and will have a way to contact the owner when they have a chip to read. And the sooner a pet and its owner can be reunited, the better!
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