Microchipping your cats and dogs is a legal requirement in England - but new figures show 22% of cats remain unchipped ...

The chip can then be scanned and matched to the ... but in the last year 115,000 pet cats in England went missing and never returned home so this is much more common than people think.” ...

MILLIONS of cat owners in England could face a hefty fine if they do not get their feline microchipped. Out of the estimated nine million pet cats in England, 2.2 million are still not chipped ...

While the microchipping law currently only applies in England, animal protection ... Microchipping works by the insertion of a small chip under your cat’s skin, which gives your cat its own ...

Cat and dog owners have been warned to microchip their pets, and make sure the details are correct, or risk facing a fine ...

All cats in England must be microchipped by the time ... When a lost pet is found, the microchip can be scanned to find the owner's details A microchip is a small device, about the size of a ...

From June 10, cat owners across England are required by law to have ... The process of microchipping involves inserting a small chip, approximately the size of a grain of rice, under the pet's ...

England, with a microchip declaring he was dead—meaning it's likely his owners assumed he had passed when he never came home. However, thanks to the efforts of Cat Action Trust 1977 Leeds ...

That chip has a unique number on it that can be picked up and read by a scanner. It can be done to lots of different animals, including horses, dogs, cats, ferrets, and most other mammals.