Microchipping your cat is another way of providing your cat with portable ID. If you’ve just purchased or adopted your cat call your vet to set up an initial exam. Your cat may need a vaccine and he may need a microchip. Your vet can scan your cat to see if he has a microchip already. If he does, your vet can give you the ID number and you can register your contact information with an animal tracking company. If your cat needs a microchip your vet can give him one in a matter of seconds. The microchip is injected beneath the surface of your cat’s skin just between the shoulder blades. Experts say the process is similar to receiving a shot and is done in a matter of seconds. Once done, you will be given a tracking number that you should register with your contact information. Click for more details or call your veterinary clinic Lewisville, TX.
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