The Fukuo News Network's 23rd of January (journalist Lee Qi) Regulations on the Management of Dogs in the City of Fukuo, which came into effect on 1 January this year, has registered many dogs in Fukuo and has allowed their dogs to “validize”. Before registration of dogs, dogs must only be vaccinated against rabies and a certificate of vaccination against rabies is issued. Some dogs have concerns about rabies only being administered to dogs, and journalists interviewed Jiang Bin, a senior veterinarian at the Professor ' s Centre for Animal Diseases at the Fujian Agricultural Institute, to answer questions.
Q: Why do dogs only get rabies?
Rhythmia is a common human and animal disease under strict international and domestic control, and one of the highest rates of acute and acute infectious diseases of human mortality to date. rabies are preventable, untreated, and if they occur, the mortality rate is 100 per cent. There are currently 87 countries and territories worldwide with rabies, and in 2022, 133 people died of rabies.
Based on the nature of rabies, it is necessary to move forward to prevent rabies from being infected by the control person by vaccinate dogs only with rabies, in accordance with the principles of source governance.
Q: Where should rabies be vaccinated? How do you guarantee the immunity of dogs?
Response: In accordance with the relevant provisions, dogs must only be sent regularly to declared dog immunisation points in the agricultural and rural sector. There are 82 canine immunization sites (an animal clinic) identified by the agricultural and rural sector in Fukuzhou, staffed by veterinary personnel qualified in veterinary practice, which ensure the use of rabies vaccines produced by regular manufacturers, and the operation of specifications for injection techniques to ensure the quality of canine rabies vaccines.
Vaccination against rabies in unrecognized institutions may occur in cases of inoculation or adverse reactions if the conditions for keeping the vaccine do not meet standards or are irregular.
Q: Why does rabies have to be vaccinated every year? Is rabies only administered to older dogs prone to adverse reactions?
Response: Owing to the immunisation properties of rabies vaccines, protective antibodies can decrease over time and thus lose their protective effect. So dogs only need annual rabies vaccination to be effective.
Dogs do not have to worry too much about the possible adverse effects of vaccinations, and the rabies vaccine currently produced in the formal plant are technically mature living vaccines, with a low probability of having an adverse effect on dogs of any age. In the interest of the safety of the dog and its own safety, it must be “exempted”. For dogs with special circumstances such as chronic diseases, rabies can be administered after treatment and rehabilitation.
Q: What should be noticed when dogs are only vaccinated against rabies?
Once the dog has been vaccinated, he should stay in the vaccination department for about 30 minutes and leave without adverse reactions. Dogs do not bathe only within one week of being vaccinated in order to prevent infection with the wound, while being careful not to let the dog catch cold, which may increase the likelihood that the dog will only produce stress and adverse reactions.
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List of dog rabies immunization points in the city of Fuzhou (first batch)
