As far as I know...it's good to take precautions.
A rabies shot is only necessary if the rat is wild, otherwise a rabies shot isn't required. If you're bitten by a rat you might want to get that wound treated right away, even if it is domestic, they still carry gems.
No. You cannot have rabies. Even the dog did not die of rabies.
If someone has been bitten by a Cobra, they should receive anti-venom injections as soon as possible. Getting the injection right away can prevent complications and even save a life.
No. Vampirism is not proven, but rabies is a disease which is 100% fatal after it incubates. If you are bitten by an animal, or a human for that matter, you should seek immediate medical treatment. No, even if vampirism were true, you could not become a vampire if you get rabies. To become a vampire you would have be bitten by a vampire. (but not fed on)
Yes. Especially if the dog has rabies. If the dog has not been injected with anti-rabies, a dog's bite can even cause death.
Mice, while they can contract rabies, as all warmblooded mammals, can, it is extremely rare and hasn't been documented in the U.S. This is because rabies is transferred through a bite, and even if the mouse was bitten by an infected animal, it wouldn't live through that sort of attack. Even if it did, the virus would kill it before it had a chance to spread it.
for one thing, bugs cannot get rabies. only mammals can get it. what happens is one mammal bites another mammal and the bitten one gets rabies. rabies is transferred through Silva. so when a rabid animal bites through skin, it's Silva (or spit) seeps into the wound and infects the bitten animal.
your animal could have been bitten by a infected animal... bring to the vet a soon as you possibly can so he/she cant biteanyone or threat its life even more
Even if they actually do have rabies, the chances of this are very highly unlikely. If you just can't shake the feeling, wash the glass again in a little bit of bleach water.
If you want to keep your dog from getting rabies then take him/her to the vet to get the rabie shot. It will really help. Also train your dog to stay away from any animal you are unsure of having the disease.
Yes, you can contract rabies from an infected cat. Rabies is a virus that can infect almost any mammal and is spread through the saliva, so if you are bitten by a rabid cat you can contract rabies.
Any warm blooded animal can carry rabies and that includes humans. There are ways to help to prevent rabies: vaccinating dogs, cats, rabbits, and ferrets against rabies, keeping pets under supervision, not handling wild animals or strays and contacting an animal control officer if you see a wild animal or a stray, especially if the animal is acting strangely.If bitten by an animal, washing the wound with soap and water for 10 to 15 minutes and contacting a healthcare provider to determine if post-exposure prophylaxis is required.Rabies used to be called hydrophobia which means fear of water because an animal would try to drink but then would stop. The animal would also 'drool'. This was all caused by the fact that the throat would close up and the animal could not drink even if it wanted to.