A new law has been brought in that will impact cat owners – and you may be fined if you don't follow it. The regulations are important for keeping our furry friends safe
So if they go missing, it can be absolutely heartbreaking for people to deal with. Thankfully though, a new rule has been introduced that can prevent losing your furry friends.
Unsurprisingly, these cats are likely to find it trickier to adjust to life outside. Not only are they at risk of hazards, they may also get lost and not be able to find their way back. He said: "How can I find that that from today there is a new law that if your cat is not microchipped you could be fined £500. Even if your cat is an indoor cat you can still be fined."
While filming his feline friend Milan, he asked: "But what if I don't want to microchip you? They are going to force me to microchip him. How is that even allowed?"
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