pets with identity chips
 

:jester:If you are moving to The Villages soon remember to see your new vet about changing the address information on the identity chip implanted under your dog or cats skin. Moving to a new house and neighborhood is confusing to a pet and can result in an escape to attempt to find 'home'.
if your pet wears an ID tag change that information to reflect your new location information as well.

Great reminder
 

Thanks, I totally forgot about doing that..

I just went online to the chip company website and was able to change my address. Very easy! Good reminder SUNNYMARYANN!

Becky

Thanks Maryann
 

Eve, what kind of doggie do you have?

She's a Maltese..at least thats what her papers say.. She has a little Bischon, or poodle in her because she has some curl in her hair..She's a little over 8yrs and "all girl."

Excellent reminder Mary Ann!

Because we're "seasonal residents" of TV and we drive back and forth, as well as having identity chips, my dogs wear two ID tags with both addresses and telephone numbers.

My Finley is a Maltipoo - mom is an apricot poodle - this gives him his curly hair and "racing" stripe of apricot down his back. Dad was a Maltese. Fin is about 10 - 11 pounds. He is pictured with Tommy the cat - one of his best buds,

k

You know my little Annie has a slight apricot tinge down her back too....
Annie weights between 8 to 9 lbs. Her favorite treat is baby carrots, vet says there great cause they are low in calorie.

Finley is adorable..

I feed carrots daily .. a great low calorie treat and good for their teeth.

Thanks Evie,

We also feed carrots and other veggies to supplement the dry dog food.

Bare I can't wait until you are back to get Fin and Twisted Sister and Mr Biggins together.

Eve,

Fin loves to hang out at DDRR - if you are ever there let us know so they can meet. I'm sure she is even cuter in person

Kate

Fumette had a chip put on my left arm ....I'm right handed and she didn't want to risk slowing down my work ethic.........

exhausted fumar