he's a guy and yes I'll be taking him to the vet to get him checked and make sure he's healthy
ha i told you all these things last night ! now everyones raggin on you to do them lol
Sunni I don't remember if you told him to chip the cat? But in case you didn't, perf chip the cat LOL!
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i dont think chipping a cat is a good idea, but a collar with a tag would be
The accidental strangulation rate has to be pretty low. I'd say the benefits of a good collar far outweigh the risks. If they can slip out of it, what's the point?I've seen a number of cats strangled from collars so if you do put on a collar we always used elastic ones the cats could 'slide' out of so once they lost their collar. Why wouldn't you recommend chipping?
The accidental strangulation rate has to be pretty low. I'd say the benefits of a good collar far outweigh the risks. If they can slip out of it, what's the point?
I lost my first cat Kitty O'Village (my parents let me name him sorry), to a collar. Then in short order two neighbors lost their cats with collars. The entire neighborhood thought I was killin' cats (I was like 7/!! Then some adult found a cat hanging on the wood fence. I chip all my pets now. So if I had a cat I'd chip it. I chipped my parrots and my dog. My hub will chip me the day they embed GPS in them LOL.
NB -- Yes I'm aware everything I posted is anecdotal and does not give rates of strangulation. Only my opinion take it for what it's worth LOL.
i dont think perfect. has the money to chip a cat.
also anyone who lets their cat be an outdoor cat owners fault that the cat got strangled in a tree or run over
i forgot everyones stupid cheapness in the statesThat makes sense thanks. I agree the only responsible way to own a cat is an indoor cat. I have found chipping to be relatively cheap. In PA they show this:
http://pspca.org/veterinary-clinic/vaccine-clinics/