Reptiles are animals, and animals can get infected too. If the reptile ate a rabid mouse or something, then yes, it can get infected.
yes, if they are bitten by a rabbies infected animal.
there are no cures unless you act immediatley and and go to your familys veteranarian or doctor if you or anyone in your family has been bitten by a dog with rabbies or if your dog has rabbies. the cure is a shot... a painful shot.
yes
To prevent rabbies spreading on from different animals and to stop humans getting it if the animal that bites the human has rabbies.
not unless a animal with rabbies gives that bat rabbies but it not likely because vampire bats are highly smart and fast and no animal could catch a vampire bat unless the vampire bat was dying of trying to get attacked
rabbies
rabbies
yes a dog could have rabbies between 1850 and 1875 because back then they did not have shots for dogs to prevent them from getting rabbies.
No. All pet rats are vaccinated.
the adage is a child with rabbies
Rabbies
Yes. Almost in every country there are rabbies . The country that don't have it's because they don't have any Jewish people or just few therefore that don't need rabbi.