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What some children said about keeping safe with pets:
"Don't run away from dogs or they will chase you."
"Be kind to animals and they will be kind to you."
"Never go near a dog which is growling as it may be scared and it might bite."
"Be careful when you hold a rabbit, their back legs are strong and they have sharp claws."
"Any animal will bite to protect itself."
"Don't go near your pet when it is eating. It might think you're going to take the food away and then it could bite."
"Don't go up to strange animals. You may scare them and they may try to defend themselves."
"Always ask before you pat someone else's pet."
Bites-and-scratches
* Always wash any scratches and bites from animals with soap and water as soon as possible. If the bite or scratch bleeds, that means it is deep and you need to get mum or dad to check it.
* Never go up to a strange animal .You don't know how it will act towards you.
* Never try to play with an animal that is eating or sleeping. Even your own pet that you've had for ages may be startled and bite or scratch.
* Keep an eye on younger brothers or sisters when they are playing with your pet. Young children haven't learned to treat animals with respect and they could be too rough.
How-to-deal-with-animal-bites
* Wash area carefully with water and antiseptic, or soap.
* Use ice to keep the swelling down.
Apply an antiseptic, cover with a clean dressing or plaster, but take the plaster off every day to make sure the bitten place is healing well. Look for signs of an infection, (ie. redness, swelling, pain, tenderness and the infected part often feels hot to touch). If there is infection, you need to see a doctor.
Have mum, dad or a trusted adult check out the bite.
* The person who has been bitten may need to see a doctor.
http://www.cyh.com/HealthTopics/HealthTopicDetailsKids.aspx?p=335&np=288&id=1748
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