Not usually. However if the bite has pierced through the skin and a bit of stuff from the horse's mouth gets in the wound, coupled with if the wound doesn't get cleaned out right away, you might get an infection. But in most cases, no.
Horse saliva isn't really a nice clean odorless water ride here. No matter how clean you treat your horse, they are made to eat and dissolve plants. That needs some serious bacteria to do that. Those bacteria start in the mouth.
If they bite you, you are almost guaranteed you're in for an infection. It's wise to consult a doctor after a horse bite, no matter how small. Unless you are absolutely sure you had your tetanus shot recently.
Yes, but only IF the dog is infected with a contageous disease. Of course rabies comes to mind first but there are many others.
A horse bite can't kill you, however it depends how severe it is. If the skin is broken and you do not treat it, it may become infected. See a doctor.
It can be. Iguanas are not venmous, but a bite from any animal can become infected.
lol no. just wash the bite so it doesnt become infected.
Yes they can. Raccoons can carry Rabies and an infected bite can kill a horse.
A corn snake can deliver a painful bite. They are not venomous, but a bite may still become infected.
Yes, any snakebite can become infected. Wash and disinfect the bite area thoroughly and cover with a bandage.
They bite which is a cut that is irritating and can become infected and some carry disease
Yes, horses can become infected with rabies. This is why your horse should be vaccinated against rabies every year, since your horse can become infected with and die from rabies.
With respect. A horse is a thousand-pound creature that will still follow it's instincts if necessisary. It could easily hurt you. Of course, it doesn't. Horses are amazing creatures. You should feed them in a dish or feed bucket and not by hand because if you keep feeding them treats by hand they might think that you have a treat when you don't and bite you. The horse doesn't mean to bite you, they just think yuou have a treat.
Bites caused by children rarely become infected because they are usually shallow. Between 15-30% of bites caused by adults become infected, with a higher rate for closed-fist injuries.
If your spider bite is swollen and filled with white pus, it may be infected. You will need to go to the emergency room to get an antibiotic.
The signs of an actual infected bite would be extreme purplish or blackish redness around or on the bite. Pain would also be indicative of an infection.