It will mean our cats are safer, though.
A new law that’s been introduced in England means cat owners have until 10 June next year to microchip their cats – or they could face a fine of up to £500., it costs anywhere between £10 and £30 to microchip your cat and it’s usually done at the same time as neutering or spaying – but you can have them chipped at any time.Owners found not to have microchipped their cat by 10 June 2024 will have 21 days to have one implanted, or face a fine.
“Microchipping is by far the most effective and quickest way of identifying lost pets. As we’ve seen with dog microchipping, those who are microchipped are more than twice as likely to be reunited with their owner.“By getting their cat microchipped, owners can increase the likelihood that they will be reunited with their beloved pet in the event of it going missing.”suggests all cat owners must meet their cat’s five welfare needs.
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