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What to do if a pet tests positive for Rabies

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What to do if a pet tests positive for Rabies

By The Thaiger

 

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An announcement about animals in a Rabies Outbreak Zone.

 

These are things that pet owners must do when it has tested positive for rabies.

 

• Pet owners must follow Animal Epidemics Act 2015.

 

Full story: https://thethaiger.com/news/phuket/what-to-do-if-a-pet-tests-positive-for-rabies

 

The Thaiger: 2019-01-20

 

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LOL.  The issue of moving the dog is a non issue because in order to get the brain tissue samples, you must have the dead dog. You can't test in the field on a live animal and you would need to carry around the temperature sensitive dFA wash and a fluorescence microscope. They really do need to get their guidelines sorted.

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I heard from someone that the company that sold the government the fake bomb detection devices now has a mobile test kit that detects rabies from up to 5 meters away from the animal in question.  For an extra sum, you can purchase the anti-rabies powder they provide that you simply sprinkle on the animal and it will eliminate the rabies without any  harm done to the animal. 

 

Just a little Sunday morning satire/sarcasm. 

 

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2 hours ago, geriatrickid said:

LOL.  The issue of moving the dog is a non issue because in order to get the brain tissue samples, you must have the dead dog. You can't test in the field on a live animal and you would need to carry around the temperature sensitive dFA wash and a fluorescence microscope. They really do need to get their guidelines sorted.

What geriatrickid said is 100% right! There is only one way to test for rabies...

 

I agree with above. If it tests positive then you should bury it because it’s already dead.


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Has to be destroyed...put down. 

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