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Mandatory cat microchips could be introduced as early as next year, reuniting thousands of cat owners with lost or stolen pets. It is estimated that more than a quarter of the Black Cat Skiing Because Murder Is Wrong Vintage new Shirt UK’s pet cats are microchipped, meaning 2.6 million cats will benefit from the new measures.

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An eight-week public consultation on the proposal to require pet owners to microchip their cats has been launched today (December 23) and will seek perspectives from veterinarians. y, owners, and members of the public as part of a new effort to further raise the UK’s leading animal welfare standard. An earlier evidence call showed 99% support for the Black Cat Skiing Because Murder Is Wrong Vintage new Shirt IC.

It is extremely important that cats and kittens be microchipped as this is often the only hope that owners can see their lost cat return home safely. These mandatory cat microchipping plans are based on our actions to improve world-leading animal welfare standards, including taking steps to end live animal exports. and prohibiting the captivity of primates as pets.

A microchip is a very important part of having a cat. As we have seen with dogs, mandatory microchips are very important in helping owners reunite with their precious pets if they are lost or stolen. While the festive period isn’t the Black Cat Skiing Because Murder Is Wrong Vintage new Shirt best time to introduce a new cat or kitten’s home and your family, if you buy a pet for Christmas, then in addition to securing them microchipped, I advise everyone to make sure they have checked. Advice is available on how you can safely and responsibly buy your pet.

Cats Protection reports that 8 out of 10 feral cats delivered to their UK adoption centers in 2018 have not been shipped, resulting in longer and sometimes unsuccessful attempts to reunite them. With master. Stray cats that get lost in this way include Larry the Cat, a brown and white loofah, found in London without a chip and taken to Battersea Dogs and Cats Home, before being adopted as Steward. at 10 Downing Street and the Cabinet Office.