[header] How to sue for veterinary malpractice [title] Preserve the animal's remains. [step] If the animal died, then preserve it. Take it to a second vet, which can perform an animal autopsy (called a " necropsy ").
[header] How to sue for veterinary malpractice [title] Preserve the animal's remains. [step] If the animal died, then preserve it. Take it to a second vet, which can perform an animal autopsy (called a " necropsy ").
The vet must seal any bones and fat inside, save them for later use. The dog should have had his bones and fat if the animal died. The vet will also give you a document called the naturalization certificate, which proves that the animal died after 1974. [substeps] If you live outside of oregon, then preserve the remains in your property's backyard. The purpose of the necropsy is to find out what killed the animal. [substeps] If you are too emotional, then call a friend and have him or her help you. Find a dog park where the animal lived and complete the process for the location. [substeps] You also must preserve tissue, blades, bones, and feathers from the animal's mouth, its tail, and back.