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Monday, October 17, 2016

LES CANADIENS COLLABORENT POUR RAMENER LES ANIMAUX DE COMPAGNIE À LA MAISON

Saviez-vous que grâce aux leaders canadiens de l’industrie des animaux de compagnie, la micropuce de votre animal peut être lue dans tout le pays ? Ces leaders forment la Coalition nationale pour les animaux de compagnie (CNAC). 




La CNAC travaille en collaboration pour s’assurer que les produits à identification par radiofréquence (lecteurs à micropuces, les micropuces et leurs bases de données) sont conformes aux normes canadiennes révisées pour les appareils d’identification électroniques utilisés pour les animaux de compagnie. Cela signifie que peu importe où un animal a été perdu, que ce soit loin ou près de la maison, sa micropuce peut être lue partout.

Les services pour animaux de compagnie, tels les cliniques vétérinaires, les municipalités, les organismes de charité et les contrôles animaliers qui utilisent les produits qui apparaissant sur la liste de la CNAC peuvent :


1.      S'assurer que leur lecteur de micropuce sera capable de lire les puces affichant la puce standard actuelle et l’ancienne (ISO).
2.      Accéder aux bases de données applicables et à jour pour trouver et ramener un animal perdu à la maison.

Nous voulions vous partager la liste à jour des entreprises qui offrent des produits reconnus au Canada et féliciter nos partenaires du CNAC.

Pour obtenir la liste des produits RFID reconnus, cliquez ici.

Friday, October 14, 2016

HOW CANADA HAS PULLED TOGETHER TO BRING PETS HOME



Did you know that because of Canadian pet industry leaders, your lost pet’s microchip can be read across the country? These leaders make up the National Companion Animal Coalition (NCAC)


  
The NCAC works together to make sure Radio Frequency Identification products (aka microchip readers, microchips and databases) conform to the revised Canadian standards for electronic identification devices used for companion animals. This means that no matter where a pet is lost, whether near or far from home, their microchip can be read anywhere.  

Pet services such as veterinary clinics, municipalities, humane societies, animal control who use products appearing on the list of NCAC recognized RFID products can:

1. Be confident that their microchip reader will be able to read chips showing the present (ISO) and older standard chip.

2. Access the relevant databases to find a match and get a lost pet home.

We wanted to share with you the updated list of companies who offer recognized products in Canada and to give kudos to our partners on the NCAC.

For a list of recognized RFID Products, click here.

Friday, July 29, 2016

CKC Teams Up with Pet Vu Inc. to Help Members Keep Their Dogs Safe - Press Release




CKC Teams Up with Pet Vu Inc. to Help Members Keep Their Dogs Safe 
Oakville, Ontario – July, 27 2016 CKC is pleased to announce its new alliance with PetVu Inc. to bring members an exclusive offer featuring Pet Vu’s cutting-edge technology that allows owners to track their dog’s location and daily activities at all times, using Pet Vu’s GPS tracking device.            

Pet Vu uses mobile technology and offers its GPS tracker in conjunction with a mobile app that is downloadable via The App Store or Google Play. The device can be attached to a dog’s collar, or to the collar that comes with the unit. Once it has been attached to a dog and a profile set up on the owner’s mobile device, the dog’s location can be tracked.



“According to statistics, one in three pets will become lost during their lifetime and only one third of dogs will be reunited with their owners,” said Omar Malik, Pet Vu’s Founder and CEO. “We are proud to partner with the CKC to give CKC members a proactive rather than reactive solution in the event their dogs are lost.”

CKC members receive a 20% discount on all purchases using a special CKC Member Code. In addition to the 20% discount on the GPS tracker, Pet Vu is waiving the first six months of service fees for CKC Members and has negotiated an exceptionally low data plan rate with Rogers Wireless.

CKC Executive Director Lance Novak is pleased with CKC’s new alliance with Pet Vu. “We are working on many levels to deliver exceptional value to our membership and building relationships with companies like Pet Vu is just one example of how we are doing that. CKC member-preferred pricing makes the device more accessible to our members and may help keep their dogs safe,” said Mr. Novak.

To access CKC’s Member Code, please log into the CKC Member’s Only website and click on “Affiliate/Sponsor Offer Codes”.

To find out more information about Pet Vu, please visit www.petvu.ca.

About Canadian Kennel Club:
The Canadian Kennel Club (CKC) is the primary registry body for purebred dogs in Canada and currently recognizes 175 breeds. As a non-profit organization, the CKC is dedicated to encouraging, guiding, and advancing the interests of purebred dogs and their responsible owners and breeders in Canada and promoting the knowledge and understanding of the benefits which dogs can bring to Canadian society.

The club includes almost 20,000 individual members and over 700 breed clubs across Canada.  The Club registers purebred dogs, regulates dog shows and performance events, and speaks out on major issues concerning dog ownership and the health and welfare of dogs across Canada.
For more information, visit ckc.ca.

About Pet Vu Inc.:
Dedicated to helping pet owners keep their four-legged companions safe and healthy, the staff of Pet Vu Inc. develops revolutionary products and interactive technology designed to provide effective and user-friendly solutions to the high rate of pet loss.



Media Contact:
Emily MacKinnon
Manager, Market Expansion
The Canadian Kennel Club
(416) 674-3678
emackinnon@ckc.ca

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