Rabies

Usually, only a small percentage of raccoons is infected with rabies. However, it is almost impossible to tell which animals might have rabies, especially in the early stages of the disease. The only way to know is the animal must be killed and the brain examined by technicians. Therefore, a person bitten by any raccoon should go immediately to an emergency room or doctor for treatment.

no not neccesarily unless you let him like you on the face or anywhere could be a danger im taking a college course on this but it can not be transmitted thourgh air but doctor if this is happening to you i reccomend seeing a doctor. hope this is helpful to you guys. :)

you can contract rabies from blood, tears, and saliva of any infected animal.

Yes, it's a mammal. Although I have never heard of an hippo contracting rabies, there have been reports about elphants with rabies.

Hopefully never. You should never give a cow rabies, if you can help it.

Yes. You can feed the cat before rabies vaccine shot.

i would take care of my self maybe if my mom or dad lets me and i will take care of him with like 3 pairs of gloves.

It is guaranteed that any sugar gliders in their native country of Australia do not have rabies. Rabies is not present in Australia.

Gliders of any species are extremely unlikely to get rabies, even if they are exposed to the disease outside of Australia. They are a type of possum, and like all possums, have a lower body temperature than other mammals, which means it is almost impossible for a glider to contract rabies.

No. Only mammals get rabies.

No, tetanus maybe & put something on it for infection, but rabies unlikely.

Just deep enough to break the skin.

Hypothetically, yes - ''if'' the dog was infected with rabies and ''if'' the virus has already traveled into the saliva and ''if'' the utensils were used to make raw or ready-to-eat food and ''if'' the virus was not destroyed by the enzymes and acid in your mouth and stomach, you ''might'' become infected with rabies this way. However, the much more common pathway is to simply be bitten by the dog who is infected with rabies. This is why it is extremely important to never try to pet an unknown or stray dog, and why you must keep your dog's vaccination against rabies current - it protects him, and it protects you as well.

Yes and any mammal can transmit it to another mammals (including humans) by bitting it.

Highly unlikely unless the dog already has rabies.

you can.

No.

Rabies is caused by the rabies virus (it is therfore an infection), which is carried in the saliva of an infected animal. To become infected an animal needs to be bitten by an infected animal.

You should have given anti-rabies vaccine to you pet. Now you need to consult your physician. He may give anti-rabies vaccine to all the people in contact with the pet.

Bite on the shoulder is serious problem. Your brain in very nearby. You need to give rabies immunoglobulin in this patient. The sixth dose of anti-rabies vaccine on day 90 is necessary. You may skip the immunoglobulin in case of leg bite.

yes, if your dog has rabies there is nothing you can do you have to put them down asap , so they dont get to mean and start trying to bite you, they are anyware for 25 $ to 40 $

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Rabies is an infectious disease caused by a Rhabdoviridaevirus. The most common way that the virus is transmitted is from a bite of an infected animal, there have been a few very rare cases of rabies in which people have contracted the disease by inhaling the virus in bat caves, but again this is very rare.

yes, yes they can

No. Rabies is a viral infection.

It is part of the rhabdovirus family.