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Is rabies vaccine required by law in Canada?

requires animal owners to vaccinate dogs, cats and ferrets over three (3) months of age against rabies. Veterinarians who attend to a dog, cat, or ferret recently imported into Canada should: Acquire and scrutinize a copy of the animals previous vaccination record and/or health certificate.

Do I have to tell a doctor about a dog bite?

You should see a doctor after a dog bite in any of the following situations: The dog is unfamiliar to you. Bite wounds are deep. You cannot stop the bleeding.

What is the guideline for animal bite management?

✓ Dont touch the wound with bare hands. ✓ Wound washing must be performed even if the patient reports late. ✓ Postpone suturing if possible; if suturing is at all necessary, it should be performed after cleaning and infiltrating RIG at the depth of wound and only minimum number of loose suture should be applied.

What is the law on dog bites in Ontario?

The Dog Owners Liability Act, RSO 1990, c. D. 16 governs what happens if your dog bites someone in Ontario. Specifically, this legislation holds owners liable for injuries their dogs cause to humans and domestic animals regardless of whether they knew the dog was likely to bite or attack.

Do doctors have to report dog bites in Ontario?

Who reports an animal bite or scratch to the Health Unit? Anyone who witnesses or is informed of an animal bite or scratch, including doctors, nurses, veterinarians and police officers, must notify the Health Unit as soon as possible (see R.R.O. 1990, Regulation 557, s.

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How do you calculate dog bite settlement?

A dog bite settlement is calculated by including all economic and non-economic damages incurred by the victim. Economic damages are relatively easier to calculate because they are simpler to quantify.

Does a doctor have to report a dog bite in Ontario?

Anyone who witnesses or is informed of an animal bite or scratch, including doctors, nurses, veterinarians and police officers, must notify the Health Unit as soon as possible (see R.R.O. 1990, Regulation 557, s. 2).

Who Category III of animal bite should be managed with?

Local infiltration of rabies immunoglobulin: In category III exposures rabies immunoglobulin should be infiltrated in the depth and around the wound(s) to neutralize the locally present virus as described in section 3.2. Suturing of wound(s) should be avoided as far as possible.

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