RABIES RISK ASSESSMENT & LABORATORY SUBMISSION FORM 2025

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The rabies titre test is known as rabies neutralising antibody titre test as the test checks for the presence of the antibody that neutralises rabies in your pets blood. The presence of the antibody in sufficient amounts signifies that the pet has been vaccinated and is immune to rabies.
Antemortem samples Saliva. Saliva is intermittently shed in patients with rabies. Skin Biopsy. A section of skin 5 to 6 mm in diameter should be taken from the posterior region of the neck at the hairline. Serum. Cerebral Spinal Fluid (CSF) Brain Biopsy.
Packaging and Shipping Rabies Specimens as Biological Substances, Category B UN3373 Primary Container: A sealable, leakproof plastic bag such as a zip-top storage or freezer bag. Secondary Container: A sealable, clear, plastic storage or freezer bag (could also use a biohazard transport bag).
Such animals should be evaluated by a veterinarian at the first sign of illness during confinement. If signs suggestive of rabies develop, the animal should be euthanized, its head removed, and the head shipped under refrigeration (not frozen) for examination of the brain by the Public Health Laboratory.
Laboratory Diagnosis One of the most rapid methods to diagnose rabies antemortem in humans is to perform a direct immunofluorescence test on a skin biopsy from the nape of the neck for evidence of rabies antigen.
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The results of the blood test must show that the vaccination was successful (rabies antibody level of at least 0.5 IU/ml). The vet must give you a copy of the test results and enter the day the blood sample was taken in a pet passport or Great Britain health certificate.
Direct fluorescent antibody (DFA) test The DFA test is based on the observation that animals infected by rabies virus have rabies virus proteins (antigens) present in their tissues.
The Rabies Virus IgG Test is recommended if : you have been bitten by an animal suspected of carrying rabies, you develop symptoms such as muscle spasms, paralysis, or neurological abnormalities after being bitten, or. you have received a rabies vaccine and need to check if you have developed immunity.

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