Tip#1: Have a Photo
Always keep current pictures of your pets! This is important to have if ever your pet becomes lost and you need to make “Lost Pet” posters. This can also be helpful in proving that they belong to you if they become stolen.
TIP# 2 Have a Photo
Always check that you have a current phone number on your pet’s tag or in their digital profile that connects to a digital ID tag. In case of an emergency, it’s crucial that someone can contact you directly.
TIP # 3 Check leashes and collars
Like everything else, leashes sometimes need to be replaced–especially if your pup thinks it’s a chew toy! Check the latch regularly to be sure the spring is operating properly, and examine the entire leash for any signs of damage.
Tip # 4 Add identification on your pet
For ultimate protection make sure your pet has both external ID tags and is microchipped. For added protection go for digital ID tags for maximum protection!
Tip # 5 Never your pet unattended
It may be tempting to take your dog for a walk and get your errands done at the same time but don’t do it if your errands require you to leave your dog outside while you enter the store. If you leave your dog unattended outside, you increase the risk of your dog getting stolen or escaping and getting lost.
