Passport for a horse: horses are microchipped in Kyrgyzstan
Kyrgyz horses will receive real documents - horses have been chipped in the republic. The electronic media contains detailed information about the animal - height, color, gender, age, vaccinations, as well as information about the owner, writes the Kyrgyz press.
Horses are assigned a unique number - an analogue of human passports. The veterinarian inserts the chip and records the data, which will then be transferred to the digital registry. Chipped animals can be "read" with a special scanner. This will facilitate the sale procedure - there is no more need to collect paper certificates that the horse is not stolen or a list of vaccinations. It is enough to scan the chip number, check the information in the database and get the document from the local veterinarian.
In addition, the identification of animals will help ensure phytosanitary security in the country. For example, if dangerous substances are detected in meat during testing, then the owner can easily be found using the electronic database and the entire history of the animal's development can be found out.
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