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Postponing the Ban on Battery Breeding and Cat Chipping?

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The Department of Agriculture has drafted a legislative proposal that modifies some of the most high-profile solutions enacted last year with an amendment to the Animal Protection Act. Among other things, they provided for the postponement of the ban on keeping chickens in enriched cages until 2035, the abolition of mandatory chipping of cats and loosening the ban on tethering dogs.

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According to the proposal, anesthesia and analgesia will remain mandatory for surgical castration of piglets. Microchipping of cats will only be mandatory upon change of ownership.

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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The Department of Agriculture has drafted a legislative proposal that modifies some of the most high-profile solutions enacted last year with an amendment to the Animal Protection Act. Among other things, they provided for the postponement of the ban on keeping chickens in enriched cages until 2035, the abolition of mandatory chipping of cats and loosening the ban on tethering dogs.

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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The Department of Agriculture has drafted a legislative proposal that modifies some of the most high-profile solutions enacted last year with an amendment to the Animal Protection Act. Among other things, they provided for postponing the ban on keeping chickens in enriched cages until the end of 2034, the abolition of mandatory chipping of cats and loosening the ban on tethering dogs.

The Ministry of Agriculture has prepared a legislative proposal that amends some of the most high-profile solutions introduced last year with the amendment to the Animal Protection Act. Among other things, it envisages postponing the ban on raising chickens in enriched cages until the end of 2034, abolishing mandatory microchipping of cats and relaxing the ban on tethering dogs. As announced at today's press conference at the presentation of the…

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24ur.com broke the news in Ljubljana, Slovenia on Friday, October 2, 2026.
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