My cat is microchipped. Does he need a personalised cat collar?
We think so, for these reasons: – Many people assume that a cat without a collar is a stray. – Many people are not aware of microchipping. – Some people do not have the means (cat carrier and car) to safely transport a cat to a vet to be scanned. – It is sometimes not possible to scan for a microchip if a cat is badly injured. Some vets will only operate on an injured cat if they have been able to contact the owners. – Microchips can move or fail. Remember to update your cat’s microchip details if you move house or change phone numbers. Ask your vet to check your cat’s microchip on every visit. A personalised cat collar makes it easy for you to be contacted if your cat is lost or injured.
