![]() Marin Humane strongly encourages people to keep cats indoors only, however, if you do let your cat outside, having a collar and/or tag is critical. Collars are especially important for cats allowed to go outside. Your dog or cat should also wear a collar (breakaway for cats) and tags with your information easily visible. It’s free for cats, thanks to a generous donor, and just $25 for dogs. Marin Humane offers microchipping by appointment. Be sure to update your information with the chip company if you move or change phone numbers. Shelters and veterinarians use a handheld scanner that can read a chip in seconds. The guardian’s information is then matched to the chip and kept in a national database. Microchips are easily implanted via injection between the pet’s shoulders. They’re safe, inexpensive and serve as your pet’s permanent ticket home. ![]() Microchips have revolutionized our ability to find the guardians of pets that become lost. Product Description These gorgeous Breakaway Cat Safety Collars are definitely 'the cats meow.' Designed for comfort, safety, and style. ![]() Fortunately, many animals are reunited with their worried families thanks to something the size of a grain of rice. It’s a heart-wrenching feeling when your pet becomes lost. A cat not using the litterbox or a dog exhibiting anxiety may be expressing symptoms of a medical issue, so it’s always a good idea to contact your veterinarian when behavior issues arise. Thankfully, most people now realize the importance of vaccinations, regular checkups and even dental work for our pets.Īnimals are good at hiding pain and other symptoms, so it’s important they’re seen by someone trained to know what to look for. If you grew up with parents like mine who were well-meaning but a bit old-school when it came to animals, your family probably only took their pets to the veterinarian when it was time for them to get spayed or neutered or if they were really sick. The new year brings intentions to improve our lives, but what about our pets? Are we doing all we can do to ensure our furry (and feathered and scaled) friends are safe, healthy and happy? How about the wildlife we’re so lucky to live amongst? Are we recognizing their place and learning to peacefully coexist? Veterinary care ![]()
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