I was speaking to a vet about this at one point a few years ago (well, spoke to a few different ones) and he was the only one to have came across this problem... But it was years ago when chips were still a new concept, and the dog had an auto immune disorder (I think) which caused it, or contributed to it; I'm not 100% sure, but it wasn't a normal reaction by any means, and a rejected chip wasn't even near the highest priority in tryig to save the dog.
But don't quote me on that- as I say I can't entirely remember the details!
Are you experiencing this problem? If so, I'm Soo sorry to hear it and hope the vet can correct the problem and your furbaby is feeling better in no time!
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