What to do if a pet tests positive for Rabies
PHOTO: PR Department
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.
• No person may move an infected animal or carcass specified in such announcement into, out of, through or within such zone unless they have written permission from the veterinarian who is responsible for such area.
• Anyone who does not follow the guidelines shall be fined up to 40,000 baht or jailed up to two years.
In any event, follow the guidelines of your local vet and consult the authorities in such a situation.
A district livestock development office in Phuket province has announced a Rabies outbreak zone in the Chalong area yesterday.
Read more about the establishment of the ‘zone’ HERE and a response from the Soi Dog Foundation HERE.
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