EDITOR, The Tribune.

The Bahamas Animal Protection and Control Act includes a mandatory microchipping provision for dog breeders, security dogs and dogs perceived to be dangerous. Animal Protection legislation is vital in order to ensure the well-being of animals.

Unfortunately, the microchipping provision in the Act will not protect or enhance the lives of our four-legged friends; it will only create more problems for them.

Scientific literature reveals that implantable microchips have caused a variety of health problems for animals. Studies published in scientific journals found a causal link between implanted microchips and cancer in laboratory mice and rats. In almost all cases the tu ...

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