MJ Wixsom: What to do with your pet’s microchip now that Save-A-Life has closed
Microchipping your pet is one of the most effective ways to ensure they can be returned to you if lost. However, with Save-A-Life microchips going out of business and their website shutting down, pet owners need to take steps to ensure their pet’s microchip information remains accessible.
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The 5 best automatic cat feeders we tested in a multi-cat homeThe hub from Sure Petcare provides app connectivity to the brand's Connect Feeder, Felaqua Fountain, Microchip Pet Door, and more devices. Do you live in a multi-pet household with a sneaky ...
"The closure of this company is really concerning for us and you know we want to make sure that everybody has a microchip in their pet and that it's actively registered with the database," Cody ...
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8 Best New Gadgets for Your DogThe SureFeed Microchip Pet Feeder helps keep your pets from poaching each other’s dinner. It uses their microchips as a ...
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