A system and method for automatically recording animal injection information
CA 2396267 A1 · Owner: Hogan, Thomas · Inventors: Hogan, Thomas
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A system and method for automatic recordation of information relating to administration of medicines to animals (40) are accomplished by a transmitting syringe (50) simultaneously injection and marking an animal (40) while transmitting, responsive to actuation of the transmitting syringe (50) a , first signal containing information relating to the actuation of the transmitting syringe (50) and the resulting injection of the animal (40). An electronic identification device (EID) such as a bolus (45) ear tag or , subcutaneous implant is attached to the animal (40) and provides a unique electronic identification of the animal (40). A receiver (66) receives both the first signal from the …
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- Filed January 3, 2001. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended January 3, 2021.
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