Cats to be microchipped in Luxembourg under new law
Domestic cats in Luxembourg will have to be micro-chipped under a new animal welfare law aimed at reducing the number of pets abandoned and improving their quality of life.
(JB) Domestic cats in Luxembourg will have to be micro-chipped under a new animal welfare law aimed at reducing the number of pets abandoned and improving their quality of life.
The proposal was confirmed by Luxembourg Agriculture Minister Fernand Etgen responding to a parliamentary question, who said it would force pet owners to take responsibility for the animals in their care.
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