Dog Rabies and
Microchip
Rabies is a viral disease affecting the central nervous system.
All warm-blooded animals are susceptible to rabies, which is transmitted
through the saliva of an infected animal, usually through a bite. In North
America, most rabies exists in wildlife, especially raccoons, skunks,
foxes, and bats etc. If an unvaccinated dog or cat is involved in fight
with a wild animal, it should be a suspect for rabies. If rabies is
diagnosed, the animal may have to be humanely destroyed.
Each year thousands of pets go astray. Animal welfare agencies
and Government Kennels face the tremendous challenge of re-uniting these
pets with their owners. Ensure that your pets have a permanent and positive
means of identification by investing in a Microchip.
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The Government Kennels and all the veterinary of Hong Kong have
available microchip identification programme for the security and protection
of Hong Kong pets.
The Microchip is:
 As small as grain
of rice
Guarantees
permanent identification
Does not create any
side effects
Is safe in small
pets from 5 months old
Is guaranteed for
the pets lifetime
It is required by law to microchip and vaccinates your dog for
rabies and to keep those vaccines current.
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