What should I do if my dog dies?

What should I do if my dog dies?

Recently, pet consumption disputes have become one of the hot topics on the Internet, especially the frequent cases of pets suffering health problems or dying after purchasing them. This article will combine the hot discussions across the Internet in the past 10 days to provide consumers with structured solutions, and attach relevant data references.

1. Hot topics in pet consumption disputes in the past 10 days

2. What to do after the purchased dog dies

1.Evidence fixation stage: Immediately take a video of the dog's death state, and save the purchase contract, transfer records, chat screenshots and other evidence.

2.Responsibility identification stage:

3.Comparison of rights protection methods:

3. Guidelines for Preventive Measures

1.Purchase channel selection: Give priority to registered kennels with physical stores, whose average health guarantee period is three times longer than that of individual sellers.

2.Required document list:

3.Arrival inspection points: It is recommended to complete three basic tests such as canine distemper and parvovirus before paying the final payment. The test fee is about 150 yuan, which can avoid 90% of common disease disputes.

4. Quick check of legal basis

According to Article 47 of the Animal Epidemic Prevention Law, operators are required to provide quarantine certificates. Article 23 of the Consumer Rights Protection Law stipulates that the principle of inversion of the burden of proof for defects within 6 months shall apply to live pets. Recently announced in many placesMeasures for the Management of Pet TradingClear requirements: A written contract must be signed if the price of the dog exceeds 3,000 yuan.

If you encounter a dispute, you can call 12315 to make a complaint or log on to the China Judgment Documents Network to check similar cases (the average compensation amount in pet purchase and sale dispute cases in 2023 will be 2.3 times the purchase price of the dog). It is recommended to keep all communication records and apply for a veterinary medical evaluation if necessary (the cost is about 800-2000 yuan).

Through the above structured treatment plan, it can not only effectively safeguard the rights and interests of consumers, but also promote the standardized development of the pet market. Remember: prevention beforehand is far more important than safeguarding rights afterward.