Staffordshire business offering professional cat microchipping services

By Sarah Garner

14th Mar 2024 | Local News

All cats must be microchipped under new legislation by 10 June 2024 (Unsplash).
All cats must be microchipped under new legislation by 10 June 2024 (Unsplash).

A Staffordshire business is offering professional cat microchipping services as new legislation will make this compulsory from June 2024.

Cat owners found not to have microchipped their cat will have 21 days to have one implanted or may face a fine of up to £500.

Kim Rawlinson, owner of Fantasipaws Microchipping Services, said: "The quick and painless process of microchipping involves the insertion of a chip, generally around the size of a grain of rice, under the skin of a pet. This is best be compared to us having our ears pierced or getting an injection. 

Kim Rawlinson, owner of Fantasipaws Microchipping Services (Fantastipaws).

"The microchip has a unique serial number that the keeper needs to register on a database. When an animal is found, the microchip can be read with a scanner and the registered keeper identified on a database so the pet can quickly be reunited with them. 

"Take the stress (for both you and your cat) out of the situation and let us come to you. 

"We can complete the microchipping process quickly and safely in the environment your cat is used to and is most comfortable in. 

"We are certified and insured and have microchipped our own Fantasipaws Kittens, so rest assured you and your cat are in safe hands."

Kim also offers a cat sitting service, to find out more check out the website, Facebook page, or telephone 07956 468796, or email [email protected].

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