Moving to Canada with a pet involves more than travel paperwork and vaccinations. Many immigrants and newcomers arrive with pets that already have microchips implanted. However, many do not realize those microchips may not be searchable in North America. This guide explains why pet microchip registration in BC for immigrants
Moving to Canada with a pet involves more than travel paperwork and vaccinations. Many immigrants and newcomers arrive with pets that already have microchips implanted. However, many do not realize those microchips may not be searchable in North America. This guide explains why pet microchip registration in BC for immigrants
For many pet owners, getting a microchip feels like checking an important box. The appointment is booked. The chip is implanted. Everyone breathes a little
Boots disappeared just weeks after his family moved to a new neighbourhood. Despite having a microchip, there was no traceable registration information to connect him
Most pets do not go missing on ordinary days. They disappear during the moments that feel chaotic. A thunderstorm cracks overhead. A wildfire evacuation order
Traveling with pets can be an exciting adventure, but it requires careful planning to ensure their health, safety, and comfort. Whether you’re planning a short trip or an international journey, this guide provides comprehensive information to help you prepare. We also cover the latest CDC regulations, providing you with resources
Important Note: As of July 22, 2024, the CDC has updated their requirements for bringing dogs into the U.S. Please check their official website for the most up-to-date entry requirements: Bringing a Dog into the U.S. | Importation | CDC Traveling with dogs has always required careful planning, but recent changes
Wonderful vets, volunteers and BC SPCA staff helping to ensure safety of pets. A Day of Safety in Coquitlam On Sunday, June 2, BC Pet Registry—a program under BC SPCA—successfully supported a second “Microchipping & Scanning Event” at the BC SPCA Tri-Cities Education and Adoption Centre after its first event
The BC Pet Registry, a key initiative of the BC SPCA, continues to champion pet safety and welfare across Canada. On May 5th, a microchipping clinic aimed at safeguarding pets and supporting pet owners took place in the BC SPCA Surrey Education & Adoption Centre. This event not only provided
Traveling with pets can be an exciting adventure, but it requires careful planning to ensure their health, safety, and comfort. Whether you’re planning a short trip or an international journey, this guide provides comprehensive information to help you prepare. We also cover the latest CDC regulations, providing you with resources
Important Note: As of July 22, 2024, the CDC has updated their requirements for bringing dogs into the U.S. Please check their official website for the most up-to-date entry requirements: Bringing a Dog into the U.S. | Importation | CDC Traveling with dogs has always required careful planning, but recent changes
Wonderful vets, volunteers and BC SPCA staff helping to ensure safety of pets. A Day of Safety in Coquitlam On Sunday, June 2, BC Pet Registry—a program under BC SPCA—successfully supported a second “Microchipping & Scanning Event” at the BC SPCA Tri-Cities Education and Adoption Centre after its first event
The BC Pet Registry, a key initiative of the BC SPCA, continues to champion pet safety and welfare across Canada. On May 5th, a microchipping clinic aimed at safeguarding pets and supporting pet owners took place in the BC SPCA Surrey Education & Adoption Centre. This event not only provided
