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Animal health surveillance activities
Western Canadian animal health surveillance activities
Animal health surveillance programs across the four western provinces
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Type (Project/Program):
Program
Surveillance Type:
Passive
Animal Type:
Bat;
Bison;
Bovine;
Camelid;
Cat;
Cervid;
Dog;
Equine;
"Mammalian (Domestic, other)";
"Mammalian (Non-domestic, other)";
Mink;
Rabbit;
Sheep and Goats;
Swine
Disease Agent:
Rabies
Disease Agent Type:
Virus
Organization:
Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA)
Region:
Canada
Production System:
"Commercial, large-scale";
Smallholder;
Household/Pet;
Freeliving;
Captive
Topic:
Regulated;
Zoonotic
Dairy:
Dairy
Media Type:
Website
Sample Size
3369 (2019)
Population Unit
animals
Surveillance Start Date
Jan/01/2020
Surveillance End Date
Dec/31/2021
Project End Date
Mar/22/2020
Website
Website
Report
Report
Jan/24/2021
Rabies in Canada
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"Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) national rabies surveillance program. Rabies is a reportable disease under the Health of Animals Act. All suspect cases in any animal must be reported to the province for follow-up. All suspect rabies cases are verified at a Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) rabies laboratory. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) collects and updates rabies submissions and cases on the 28th day of each month or the first business day thereafter. In Canada, the animals that most often transmits rabies are bats, skunks, and foxes."