Rabies

No. Rabies vaccine is just that-a vaccine for rabies. To protect your dog against distemper,parvo and other diseases the dog must also be vaccinated agaist those. Frequently these are given in a combination shot,so your dog only has to get poked once to be protected from up to 7 diseases. Rabies vaccine,however,is always just for rabies.

You have been infected by the rabies disease so I would go seek medical help.

Yes they can, so can you.

As the Gluteal Region has high Deposition Of Fat which makes improper Absorption of the Vaccine,so its not a preferred site thats it........

Monovalent means that a vaccine protects against only a single disease. Inactivated means that it uses the virus (or bacteria) to be protected against but in a form that has been modified so that it cannot cause disease. This allows for exposure the the virus so that the body can learn to recognize it and get rid of it without the risk of actually causing the patient being vaccinated to become ill.

like all animals dogs have to be bitten by another animal that already has rabies

Around 60 to 90 days though signs can show earlier or later. Few cases have reported showing symptoms up to a year later.

A puppy can contract rabies if they are bitten by another animal already infected with rabies. Any animal at any age can contract it even if they have already had a rabies shot.

No. GERD is not a symptom of rabies.

a dog can get rabies by another animal that has rabies biting him.

any kind of rabbit can get rabies, although it's very rare

no I personally was bitten by a java monkey and I did not have to get a rabies shot, but I did need a tetanus shot.. and that's a pretty big needle!

Only if the puppy is diagnosed with rabies. Might be an idea to get it checked out.

Rabies is endemic in many countries. Its reservoir is in the wild animal populations, particularly carnivores.

If a person is bitten by a rabid animal, the virus, which is present in the saliva, will cause the person bitten to develop the disease which is mostly fatal.

However, there is a both a vaccine and treatment for rabies and it is possible to prevent infection and indeed cure the disease if treatment is given in time. Anyone bitten by an animal in a rabies area should seek medical help as early as possible. Thus, while a nasty disease, rabies is not really a severe problem.

In cases where the background infection rate in the animal population is high, it is also possible to vaccinate the wild animals by scattering bait for them to eat which contains the vaccine. This would be done in case of an outbreak.

they are both blood and body fluid borne diseases

YES! There are very few animals that are not carriers of rabies. Raccoon's skunks, cats and dogs are all vectors for the rabies virus. Rabies can be passed from animal to animal through saliva, feces, and flesh wounds. People can also get rabies the same way. Animals often only live a few weeks at most when the contract rabies, so keep your distance from the stray cats until you are sure you have allowed a few weeks time to make sure they don't before interaction, quarantine works best during these few weeks.

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No. Rabies is an acute infections disease. Death usually follows a few days after the first symptoms. That is why people are treated quickly after a possible exposure.

This is because opossums, as marsupials, have a lower core body temperature, 95 degrees F, than the placental mammals that are more susceptible to rabies have.

if you are bitten by any animal you should get professional medical treatment as soon as possible, even if it is just a bandage and you think they will all laugh after you leave, it's not only rabies that is a threat to you. Pet are sometimes more dangerous the wild animals, they tend to harbor more infection, that are more likely to cross over to humans.

You may get the rabies. You are requested to consult your physician immediately. He will give you anti- rabies immunoglobulin and anti-rabies injection/injections.

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If a dog actually has rabies, there is nothing you can do for it. You need to call the pound as soon as possible before he transfers the virus to people or other animals. A dog with rabies is incredibly dangerous. There is a rabies vaccine, but if a dog does not have the vaccine and catches the virus, there is no cure at that point.

Any mammal CAN be infected with rabies, although monkeys are not noted for this.

Jeanna Giese got bit in the tip of her finger as she was carrying out a bat from a church.