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Owners’ informed consent for a necropsy of a companion animal as a conflict-reducing mean in the veterinary practice

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Dzikowski A., Sołtyszewski I., Felsmann M. Z., Karaźniewicz J., Kosiba B., Szarek J.
Journal of Modern Science
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2020
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issue 2/45/2020
121-141
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The authors’ aim is not only to extend research, but also to assist in problem-solving actions in every-day veterinary practice. Material and methods: Legal and moral norms related to veterinary necrops and the consent of the owners were analyzed according to literary, teleological and comparative interpretation methods. Results: Professional ethical norms in connection with the civil law are ius semidispositivum (semiimperativum), the parties may regulate their rights and obligations in a manner different from the statutory provisions, if such changes are more favorable, e.g. provide higher ethical standards, strengthen ownership rights, and intensify animal protection. Conclusions: The case of any the diagnostic section (different from the forensic veterinary necropsies carried out at the ordinance of the court, prosecutor or the police, and administrative-sanitary necropsies), the veterinary surgeon is required to obtain the owner’s express, informed consent, preferably in written.
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