寻找律师：在送报纸的时候被狗咬伤，想得到相应赔偿
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How should I take care of a bite from a cat or a dog?
Here are some things you should do to take care of a wound caused by a cat or dog bite:
1. If necessary, call your doctor.
2. Wash the wound gently with soap and water.
3. Apply pressure with a clean towel to the injured part to stop the bleeding.
4. Apply a sterile bandage to the wound.
5. Keep the injury elevated above the level of the heart to slow swelling and prevent infection.
6. Report the incident to the proper authority in your community (for example, animal control office or police).
7. Apply antibiotic ointment to the area 2 times every day until it heals.
Call your doctor in any of these situations:
1. You have a cat bite. Cat bites often cause infection. You don't need to call your doctor for a cat scratch, unless you think the wound is infected.
2. You have a dog bite on your hand, foot or head, or you have a bite that is deep or gaping.
3. You have diabetes, liver or lung disease, cancer, acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) or another condition that could weaken your ability to fight infection.
4. You have any signs of infection, such as redness, swelling, warmth, increased tenderness, oozing of pus from the wound or fever.
5. You have bleeding that doesn't stop after 15 minutes of pressure or you think you may have a broken bone, nerve damage or another serious injury.
6. Your last tetanus shot (vaccine) was more than 5 years ago. (If so, you may need a booster shot.)
What will my doctor do?
Here are some things your doctor may do to treat a cat or dog bite:
1. Examine the wound for possible nerve or tendon damage, or bone injury. He or she will also check for signs of infection.
Clean the wound with a special solution and remove any damaged tissue.
2. May use stitches to close a bite wound, but often the wound is left open to heal, so the risk of infection is lowered.
3. May prescribe an antibiotic to prevent infection.
4. May give you a tetanus shot if you had your last shot more than 5 years ago.
5. May ask you to schedule an office visit to check your wound again in 1 to 2 days.
6. If your injury is severe, or if the infection has not gotten better even though you're taking antibiotics, your doctor may suggest that you see a specialist and/or go to the hospital, where you can get special medicine given directly in your veins (intravenous antibiotics) and further treatment if necessary.
Here are some things you should do to take care of a wound caused by a cat or dog bite:
1. If necessary, call your doctor.
2. Wash the wound gently with soap and water.
3. Apply pressure with a clean towel to the injured part to stop the bleeding.
4. Apply a sterile bandage to the wound.
5. Keep the injury elevated above the level of the heart to slow swelling and prevent infection.
6. Report the incident to the proper authority in your community (for example, animal control office or police).
7. Apply antibiotic ointment to the area 2 times every day until it heals.
Call your doctor in any of these situations:
1. You have a cat bite. Cat bites often cause infection. You don't need to call your doctor for a cat scratch, unless you think the wound is infected.
2. You have a dog bite on your hand, foot or head, or you have a bite that is deep or gaping.
3. You have diabetes, liver or lung disease, cancer, acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) or another condition that could weaken your ability to fight infection.
4. You have any signs of infection, such as redness, swelling, warmth, increased tenderness, oozing of pus from the wound or fever.
5. You have bleeding that doesn't stop after 15 minutes of pressure or you think you may have a broken bone, nerve damage or another serious injury.
6. Your last tetanus shot (vaccine) was more than 5 years ago. (If so, you may need a booster shot.)
What will my doctor do?
Here are some things your doctor may do to treat a cat or dog bite:
1. Examine the wound for possible nerve or tendon damage, or bone injury. He or she will also check for signs of infection.
Clean the wound with a special solution and remove any damaged tissue.
2. May use stitches to close a bite wound, but often the wound is left open to heal, so the risk of infection is lowered.
3. May prescribe an antibiotic to prevent infection.
4. May give you a tetanus shot if you had your last shot more than 5 years ago.
5. May ask you to schedule an office visit to check your wound again in 1 to 2 days.
6. If your injury is severe, or if the infection has not gotten better even though you're taking antibiotics, your doctor may suggest that you see a specialist and/or go to the hospital, where you can get special medicine given directly in your veins (intravenous antibiotics) and further treatment if necessary.
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据路透社23日报道，加拿大邮政局职员一提到此事人人都一脸严肃，因为他们中很多人曾被狗咬。为此，邮政局向当地的瓦鲁宠物用品连锁店提出严正警告，要求他们不要再出售名为“狂吠巴”、外形做成邮递员模样的狗食饼干。
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加拿大邮政局向瓦鲁宠物用品连锁店发出了投诉信，表示抗议。该店在加拿大共有292个门店，目前店方已同意从市面上回收这种狗食饼干。
今年夏初，安大略省一名邮递员就被类似美国斗牛犬的狗咬伤了手腕，耳朵也部分撕裂。凯恩斯说，今年上半年加拿大已发生160起狗袭击邮递员的事件，明显与这种狗食面市有关。
据路透社23日报道，加拿大邮政局职员一提到此事人人都一脸严肃，因为他们中很多人曾被狗咬。为此，邮政局向当地的瓦鲁宠物用品连锁店提出严正警告，要求他们不要再出售名为“狂吠巴”、外形做成邮递员模样的狗食饼干。
“我一点也不觉得把狗食做成人样有什么有趣的。”加拿大邮政局国内媒体关系部负责人约翰・凯恩斯说。
加拿大邮政局向瓦鲁宠物用品连锁店发出了投诉信，表示抗议。该店在加拿大共有292个门店，目前店方已同意从市面上回收这种狗食饼干。
今年夏初，安大略省一名邮递员就被类似美国斗牛犬的狗咬伤了手腕，耳朵也部分撕裂。凯恩斯说，今年上半年加拿大已发生160起狗袭击邮递员的事件，明显与这种狗食面市有关。
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