1. Get Your Pet IDd Our beloved pets become lost all the time! In fact, nearly 1 in 6 pet parents will lose a dog or cat within a 5 year period, according to a 2012 ASPCA survey. Reduce your risk by strapping on an ID collar on your newly adopted pet, or equipping him or her with a microchip, a tiny transponder about the size of a grain of rice that uses radio waves to transmit information about your pet. In addition to ensuring your pet can be easily identified, keep your contact information that is on the tag or on file updated. A lost pet can only be returned if someone can reach you. 2/101. Get Your Pet IDd Our beloved pets become lost all the time! In fact, nearly 1 in 6 pet parents will lose a dog or cat within a 5 year period, according to a 2012 ASPCA survey. Reduce your risk by strapping on an ID collar on your newly adopted pet, or equipping him or her with a microchip, a tiny transponder about the size of a grain of rice that uses radio waves to transmit information about your pet. In addition to ensuring your pet can be easily identified, keep your contact information that is on the tag or on file updated. A lost pet can only be returned if someone can reach you. 2/101. Get Your Pet IDd Our beloved pets become lost all the time! In fact, nearly 1 in 6 pet parents will lose a dog or cat within a 5 year period, according to a 2012 ASPCA survey. Reduce your risk by strapping on an ID collar on your newly adopted pet, or equipping him or her with a microchip, a tiny transponder about the size of a grain of rice that uses radio waves to transmit information about your pet. In addition to ensuring your pet can be easily identified, keep your contact information that is on the tag or on file updated. A lost pet can only be returned if someone can reach you. 2/10 petmd/dog/centers/nutrition/slideshows/how-to-be-best-new-pet-parent-on-the-block?icn=MoreSlideshows&icl=signs-your-dog-has-urinary-tract-disease
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