As we enter summer, a time when more pets may be outdoors and more weather events may occur, it’s a good time to think about pet identification.
First, I’m a firm believer in collars with ID tags, even for indoor cats and dogs. You never know when an emergency may occur that separates you from your pet. Collars are great because they offer immediate ID. However, they can fall off or be destroyed.

For permanent pet ID, get a microchip for your pet if you haven’t done so already. If your pet does have a microchip, make sure your address and other …read more