Cat-napping on the rise in the UK
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Recent research by
The number of microchipped cats is overshadowed by dogs, with two-fifths of cats currently not chipped. This is an oversight by owners, according to Aquarium: "Although some pet owners dislike the 'big brother' element to chipping their pets, the benefits of chipping an animal is nicely illustrated in the recent data. For example, of the 360,000 cats stolen last year it was said that more than half were returned after being found or because of microchips," said Aquarium Director,
"Microchipping pets also leads to the acquisition of invaluable Big Data, which will further aid insurers in their quest to offer fairer policy pricing to customers in the future. Indeed, a good pet owner who chips their cat could eventually be rewarded by cheaper pet insurance, as companies are provided with useful information about the pet's and their parent's behaviour," Colonnese added.
A YouGov survey commissioned by
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