Pet Microchipping Research Paper

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It can happen in the blink of an eye. One moment the kitty is lounging in a sun spot by the front door, and then the door opens and kitty makes a break for it. Dog's dig under fences and slip their collars. And then families are left to grieve and hope they return.

Every day, hundreds of pets are lost throughout the country and only a fraction will find their way home again. Here at VIP Petcare, we offer low cost microchipping in Columbus, OH to help bring home as many lost pets as possible. Here are just three reasons you should have your pet microchipped.

#1) Collars and Tags can Break and Fall Off

Pet identification provides important information about your pet, not just their name, but also how to reach you should your pet get lost. However, collars and tags are unreliable because they are removable, a microchip,
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However, this is often a very stressful time for pet owners because of the very real risk that their cat or dog will get lost in a strange new area. A microchip adds a level of comfort, knowing that if your pet does wander off while traveling, the area's shelters or vets will be able to quickly alert you when they are found again.

#3) Pets are 2.5 Times More Likely to Come Home Again

Here at VIP Petcare, the microchips we use are internationally recognized, meaning that vets and shelters all throughout the country, and beyond, will be able to scan and read the invaluable information that will help bring your pet home. Microchipping is recommended by:

American Veterinary Medical Association
American Animal Hospital Association Human Society of the United States
Help your pet find their way home and get them microchipped. To learn more, or to find the location nearest you in the Columbus, OH area, please contact the dedicated professionals at VIP Petcare

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