National Check The Chip Day
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Where is National Check The Chip day celebrated?
This day is celebrated in America. This day is celebrated to go to the veterinarian and get a regular checkup and chip on your pets. Microchips play a very important role in keeping your pets safe. This day is to remind pet owners to get their dogs microchipped and contact the manufacturer to register or update the contact information.
Who is National Check The Chip day celebrated by?
This day is celebrated by the people of the USA and the people who are pet owners and pet parents; many families make an appointment with their veterinarian.
When did Check The chip day first start?
The origin of this day is not explicitly known, but every year it is celebrated on August 15. On that day, you can take your dog to the veterinarian to get your pet the microchipping, through which you can find them in case they are lost.
Who started Check The Chip Day?
About the history of this day, this day was brought together by the AVMA and American Animal Hospital Association.
History and Timeline
The main aim of this day has been to focus on the health of the animals, and also, many people get a microchip placed under their skin which helps to find them if they are lost somehow.
Traditions and Customs
There are no specific traditions or customs for this day to celebrate this day, but on this day, one important thing you must do or try to do is get your dog to the veterinarian and get their checkup done, and if your dog doesn't have a Microchip you can get it on your pet.
Ways to Celebrate Check The Chip Day
There are many ways to celebrate Check The Chip Day, such as you can take your pet to the veterinarian to get your dog for a checkup and obtaining the registration done for getting a Microchip for them.
After getting your pet's microchip registration, you can also spend some quality time with your pet to add a little more sugar to the day.
Facts And Stats
- This is the day to opt for microchipping and getting your pets registered.
- The founder of this day dedicated to microchips is still unknown.
- On August 15, other than this day, we also have National Relaxation Day and National Acadian Day.
AVMA was founded
In 1863, this organization named AVMA was founded, now a society of 89000 veterinarians globally.
1863Invention of Microchip
As the advancement of technology, started a Microchip used to track your animals was invented by an IT engineer.
1958First dog Microchip
The first-ever chip was implanted in an animal, a dog; it was done in 1989.
1989Microchip Revolution
An increasing number of pet owners have started opting for a chip for their pet animal and register their information with the manufacturer.
21st CenturyMobile Tracking
People started opting for smart tracking devices to check on their lost pets using their mobile phones.
21st centuryHow much does it cost to check for a chip?
It may cost around $1500-2000.
Can you track a chip?
Yes, a chip can be tracked through smartphones and laptops.
How do I check my pet's chip?
You can check your pet's chip by its unique number.
How do I find my chip information?
You can get in touch with the manufacturer.
How to check a dog chip?
You can check your dog's chip through a unique number.
How to check a cat microchip?
You can check your cat's chip by scanning its unique number and then looking it up at the website mentioned while purchasing the chip.
What are some assumptions we need to take while celebrating Check The Chip Day?
You have to take your pet to the veterinarian for a regular checkup.
What are some cost-effective advantages of Check The Chip Day?
You get a daily checkup at a discounted price because of this day, and in fact, some microchipping registrations are on discounted prices this day.
Who initially directed Check The Chip Day?
AVAM and American Animal Hospital Association.
When Is This Day Celebrated
- Saturday, August 15, 2020
- Sunday, August 15, 2021
- Monday, August 15, 2022
- Tuesday, August 15, 2023
- Thursday, August 15, 2024
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