FAQ

Help your dog adjust to a cone by ensuring proper fit, giving treats and praise, providing distractions, and gradually increasing wear time.

Help your dog adjust to a cone by introducing it gradually, offering treats, and ensuring comfort. Keep your dog distracted with toys and supervise them to prevent accidents.

No, a magnet cannot erase or disable a pet microchip as it contains no magnetic storage and is designed to be passive and inert.

Sweden is known for implanting microchips in humans, primarily for convenience-based uses like access control and payments.

No, a magnet cannot erase or disable a pet microchip because the chip does not store data magnetically.

Sweden is one of the countries where human chip implants have gained popularity.

No, a magnet cannot erase or deactivate a pet microchip because microchips do not store data magnetically.

Sweden is among the countries where some individuals have voluntarily received microchip implants for convenience and identification purposes.

Yes, a microchip can be removed from a dog, but it typically requires surgical removal by a veterinarian and is rarely necessary or recommended.

The best age to microchip a dog is around 8 weeks old, typically during their first veterinary visit or vaccination appointment.