Owners no longer have to worry about their pets getting lost as the Quezon City government began offering free microchips for their furbabies.
According to Saleema Refran’s Tuesday report on “24 Oras”, the small device — which contains a serial number — will be implanted under a pet’s skin, giving them their own identity. This makes locating and identifying them easier for owners.
Napoles added that the microchips are also being sold in private veterinary clinics with prices ranging from P750 to P1,500 depending on the type of device they use.
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