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Microchips safely bring home many lost pets but drawbacks like non-universal scanning technology and risks of cancer concern some dog owners.

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There are many ways to keep your dog safe including specific products for pet safety, diligence and common sense. Don't let your dog be the next victim of pet theft.

A microchip implant for the purpose of pet identification is becoming more and more popular. AVID Microchip and Home Again Microchip are widely-used companies.

Microchipping is a procedure which permanently identifies a pet so that the pet can be returned home safely if he becomes missing or lost. Read on for more information.

For people who travel with their pets, products and advice for keeping animals safe and happy make transporting pets less stressful.

Millions of dogs and cats enter animal shelters nationwide every year. Of these, only two percent of cats and 18 percent of dogs are reunited with their owners.

Thousands of cats, dogs, rabbits, birds and other pets are lost every year. These proactive measures will help maximize the chances of finding a missing pet.