Horses are very susceptible to tetanus, which is caused by a ubiquitous environmental bacteria called Clostridium tetani. Tetanus develops when a horse (or any mammal, including a human) gets a deep puncture wound from an unclean surface - the classic example is stepping on a rusty nail. The bacteria only live in anaerobic conditions, so the wound has to be deep and thin enough that the surface seals over and keep atmospheric air out. If a horse becomes sick with tetanus, it is very rare for the horse to survive.
The good news is the vaccine is very effective, widely available and has minimal short or long term side effects. The tetanus vaccine is usually made available as a combination vaccine with several other diseases.
yes, in fact horses are one of the most susceptible creatures to Tetanus. And since they shed the bacteria in their feces, they tend to live in constantly contaminated surroundings.
in your arm dosent hurt
Only if they have the disease
Immunity to what ever you wish to vaccinate
Yes, you can have a allergic reaction to any shot. All the shot is is a little bit of the virus:)
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The tetnus bacteria is in their manure so they are exposed much of the time. It is essential that the horse is kept current on his vaccinations. Manure must be cleaned daily and put in a place away from the horse.
Vaccinate is the correct spelling.
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If you don't vaccinate your horse against Influenza, then he will be more at risk of contracting this highly contagious disease.
u must vaccinate your cat
You family physician may vaccinate you for rabies.
You usually do not have to vaccinate at all after a rat bite.
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He died of tetnus
in your arm dosent hurt
10 years
No, "VAXINATE" is not a correct spelling. The correct spelling is "VACCINATE."