Caution: Today's diary entry contains a picture of Lily's blood.
Now, the preparations for moving to the Philippines have finally begun.
Just like last time, Lily will need a rabies vaccination and an antibody test.
Lily alreadyMicrochip implantation on August 24, 2006.It's over,
Since they have definitely received a rabies vaccination within the last year, we can proceed directly to a blood test this time.
The photo shows the dog being weighed and being prepared for a mixed vaccine injection.
Lily's eyes turned white after receiving a vaccine injection last September, so she received her allergy prevention injection and then the vaccine injection an hour later.
This time, blood will be drawn from the foot.
He was being held down by the nurse, but he was a good boy.
Pre-vaccination checkup and temperature measurement.
'Um, there's something in my butt.'
The collected blood is centrifuged, and only the supernatant serum is collected.
The centrifuge process is finished.
The white liquid on top is serum.
The bag contains 2 mL of Lilly's serum.
A doctor's signature is required on the documents obtained from the Japan Institute for the Safety of Livestock and Biological Chemistry.
We will send this serum via refrigerated courier to the Livestock Biochemical Safety Research Institute and transfer the 12,000 yen testing fee.