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On the day the new microchipping law comes into force, Battersea Dogs & Cats Home Ambassador Paul O’Grady is urging pet owners to microchip their dogs, after new Battersea research reveals only one in five lost dogs have an up to date chip, making many stray dogs’ chances of being reunited with their owners less likely.
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From 6th April 2016, all dogs and puppies of 8 weeks and older in England, must be microchipped and registered on an approved database.
Any dog owners who are found not to have had their dog microchipped and registered on an approved database may be served with a notice.
If the owner/keeper does not microchip their dog within 21 days of the served notice, then they will be liable to pay a fine of…
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Microchipping your pet gives them the best chance of being identified and returned to you if they become lost or stolen. Find out more about the process.
Four weeks tomorrow the compulsory microchipping law for dogs will come into force. This means that after April 6, all dogs must be microchipped and their details registered to a database.
The importance of microchipping your pet
The importance of microchipping your pet
Pets go missing from home for a whole variety of reasons and stray animals are usually picked up by members of the public, then passed on to the local dog wardens, animal charities or taken to the veterinary surgery if they are injured. If they cannot be identified by means of a microchip or id tag, sadly they may never be reunited with their owners and often end up in rescue centers to be…
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Do You Know Your Pet Law?
Do You KNow Your Pet Law?
Owning and caring for a pet can be a source of great enjoyment, but being a pet owner is a major responsibility and part of being a responsible owner includes knowing about and understanding the law surrounding pet ownership. Many pet owners in the UK are not aware of the law or of what they are required to provide for their pets to ensure their physical and mental well being. The PDSA’s Annual
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