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The research you found on the risks of micro-chipping is a good point to use when making our emaze. I believe this is one of the things to include .

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You have done good research into the benefits and have reassured people that it will not hurt their dogs, i think we should use this in our emaze.

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Good effort, i think that your research on "how much it costs?" could have costs of micro chipping rather than saying that its "On Us" its a good benefit but not good for talking about costs. i don't think we should use this in our emaze.

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Although side effects are uncommon, microchipping a dog can sometimes bring upon varied effects such as temporary bleeding, hair loss, infection, abscesses and microchip migration. But the vast majority of dogs experience minimal or zero side effects from the implantation process.

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ITS EASY

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ITS SAFE

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Meet Max: Why you should microchip your pet

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Its On Us We will cover your expense for your pet if you are homeless we will also cover the cost

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its about as big as a grain of rice which will not cause any uncomfort and your dog will never know its there

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Contact details will be on the Microchip so you will never have to worry if your best friend goes missing

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All vets offer microchipping or can direct you to the best place local to you that does. Microchips should only be implanted by veterinary professionals or suitably qualified people

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No it does not hurt your pet – it’s similar to any other injection like a vaccination. Microchips are made of non-reactive material so don’t cause your pet any problems throughout their life.

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Epic Funny Compilation - Cats and dogs walking awkwardly with shoes.

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A microchip is a tiny radio chip, about the size of a grain of rice, which is implanted under your pet’s skin between its shoulder blades. When this chip is scanned it shows their unique identification number. This identification number is logged on a national database, which can be matched against your contact details, so you can be reunited with your precious pet.

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track your beloved best friend  If your pet gets lost and is taken to a vet clinic or animal shelter, your pet will be scanned for a microchip to reveal his unique ID number. That number will be called into the pet recovery service, and you will be contacted using the contact information on file with your pet's microchip.