1. Are all cats and dogs rabies?
Of course not. Dogs/cats can't be born with rabies virus, and mothers and babies can't inherit rabies: in fact, if your dog or cat wants to get rabies, it must meet one condition, that is, the saliva or nerve tissue of infectious (toxic) dogs (or other crazy animals) can effectively contact wounds or mucous membranes before it can be infected with rabies. Experimental and practical facts show that most rabies is infected only after being bitten by crazy animals, and it is said that there is a certain chance of being infected because it is not contact infection.
2. As long as cats and dogs are not rabies?
It's really nothing. Of course, healthy dogs are not contagious. Dogs will be infected with rabies in the saliva during the onset period (a small amount of saliva may be infected 2-5 days before the onset of the incubation period), but you can use the who 10 observation method to make sure that the dog that bit you is not infected with rabies within 10 days after biting you, so you are unlikely to be infected with rabies.
3. What does it usually spread through, saliva or blood?
Contact transmission, for rabies infection, the virus can not pass through intact skin. Effective contact refers to the contact between saliva of animals and wounds or mucous membranes during the onset of rabies, which is generally caused by bite, or saliva being scratched and other wounds or mucous membranes.
Because of the particularity of rabies mechanism, it only appears in saliva and nerve tissue, and blood does not spread. Touch, contact with feces, indirect contact is not contagious.
4. If a dog and cat are vaccinated every year, will dogs, cats and owners get rabies?
If your animal is vaccinated, and within the protection period, your cat or dog will not be infected with rabies even if it is bitten by a mad dog. It is said that there is a high probability because very few dogs are not immune. )
If your dog has been vaccinated with rabies vaccine for two years or more, and it is still in the rabies protection period when it bites you, and the cat and dog have no abnormal performance, you can observe 10 days before deciding whether to vaccinate with rabies vaccine. If the dog shows symptoms within 10 days, give an injection immediately. If there are no symptoms, dogs and cats will still be healthy after 10 days.
5. After research, the incubation period of rabies in dogs and cats is 2 weeks to 6 months. Therefore, even in the strictest rabies-free country, even if your dog or cat comes from a rabies epidemic area, it only needs to be isolated for 6 months to see if it carries rabies virus. Within 6 months, your animal has not had rabies, and the animal epidemic prevention in Britain and the United States recognizes that your dog can enter the country safely without rabies virus. Similarly, your dog has been kept in captivity and kept out of contact with the outside world. It has been six months since I arrived at your home, and the danger of your dog carrying rabies virus has been ruled out.
6. If animals are kept, it is recommended that animals be vaccinated. If you often come into contact with strange animals, it is recommended that you take three injections before contact, so that once you are bitten, if you are suspected of being bitten by a rabies, you can take two injections directly.
7. Human rabies has an incubation period. The World Health Organization has done detailed research, mostly from 20 days to February, and the longest cycle is 6 years. You don't have to worry about it after 6 years.
Question 2: Do all dogs have rabies virus? Many dogs carry rabies virus, but they don't get sick. So do many people. Doesn't mean you will get sick with it. Of course, dogs that have been vaccinated against rabies may also carry viruses, so if they are bitten by dogs, they should be vaccinated against rabies. But injecting rabies vaccine doesn't mean you won't get sick, just like using condoms doesn't guarantee you won't get pregnant, so it's best not to be bitten by dogs. If you want to have a dog, you should go to a regular dog breeding base to buy it, where dogs are relatively safe. Finally, I tell you: not all dogs have rabies. Don't be so afraid of dogs.
Question 3: Do all dogs have rabies virus? No, it's impossible. Some wild animals also have rabies virus. Although it is called "rabies", it is not unique to dogs.
Question 4: Do all dogs carry rabies virus? Healthy dogs may also carry rabies virus, just as healthy people may also carry influenza virus. Viruses are everywhere, but whether in the field or in people, there is a perfect immune system. As long as you are healthy and don't have direct contact with blood, you won't get sick.
That's why we are bitten by healthy dogs, and we still have to get vaccinated. After all, rabies is a fatal disease, just in case.
Question 5: Will all dogs get rabies? Of course not, but rabies can be infected by people and various animals. Its pathogen is rabies virus. Sick dogs are mainly manic and delirious, attacking people and animals, and finally dying of paralysis, so they are also called mad dog disease.
Rabies virus mainly exists in the brain tissue and spinal cord of sick animals. There are also a large number of viruses in the salivary glands and saliva of sick dogs, which are excreted with saliva. The virus can be found in the saliva of sick dogs from 10 to 15 days to 6-7 months after the symptoms disappear. Therefore, when animals are bitten by sick animals, they will be infected. Some apparently healthy dogs and cats may also contain viruses in their saliva. When they lick people or other animals, or live with people, they can also infect people. It can be seen that the route of rabies infection is not just through bites as previously thought.
Just be careful not to get too close to pets, pay attention to hygiene and cleanliness, the probability of rabies infection is very small, and don't panic if you are bitten or scratched by pets.
When there is bleeding, as long as it is not massive bleeding, don't rush to stop bleeding and let the blood flow properly. Pathogens entering the wound can be removed by bleeding. If the wound is small and shallow, it can be wiped and disinfected with 75% alcohol or 2% iodine for 2 ~ 3 times until it stops bleeding naturally. If the wound is deep and large, the wound can be thoroughly washed repeatedly with sterilized normal saline or 0. 1% bromogeramine. To prevent rabies, wash the wound for at least half an hour, and then apply 76% alcohol or 2% iodine. Wounds are generally not suitable for dressing and suturing.
If you suspect that your pet is infected with rabies, on the one hand, you should immediately put it to death and bury it deeply, on the other hand, you should quickly go to the health and epidemic prevention station for emergency vaccination against rabies, and if necessary, inject hyperimmune serum around the bottom and wound.
Question 6: Do all dogs carry rabies virus? no
Question 7: Do all dogs have rabies? I don't know what you mean by rabies. Dogs with rabies are in the same situation as people. But this does not mean that all dogs have rabies. He only carries rabies virus, and he seldom gets sick at ordinary times, but if he is bitten, that kind of bacteria will infect you and you will get it. I don't know if you know what I mean. Rabies is a serious acute infectious disease, which is mainly transmitted to people by rabies virus through animals. Generally speaking, nothing will happen to animals. If you are bitten, remember to give an injection, preferably within 24 hours.
Question 8: Do all dogs have rabies virus? Most dogs do not carry rabies virus. Only a few dogs carry rabies virus, and the virus rate of wild dogs is higher than that of domestic dogs.
Question 9: Do all dogs carry rabies virus? No, we haven't found any animals born with rabies virus. Dogs or cats are acquired infections. It is known that if animals are not in the infectious period, you will not be infected by biting (scratching). Healthy animals don't spread rabies.
1. Are all cats and dogs rabies?
Of course not. Dogs/cats can't be born with rabies virus, and mothers and babies can't inherit rabies: in fact, if your dog or cat wants to get rabies, it must meet one condition, that is, the saliva or nerve tissue of infectious (toxic) dogs (or other crazy animals) can effectively contact wounds or mucous membranes before it can be infected with rabies. Experimental and practical facts show that most rabies is infected only after being bitten by crazy animals, and it is said that there is a certain chance of being infected because it is not contact infection.
2. As long as cats and dogs are not rabies?
It's really nothing. Of course, healthy dogs are not contagious, and dogs will be infected with rabies in the saliva during the onset period (a small amount of saliva may be infected 2-5 days before the onset of the incubation period), but you can use the who 10 day observation method to make sure that the dog that bit you is not infected with rabies within 10 days after biting you, so you are unlikely to be infected with rabies.
3. What does it usually spread through, saliva or blood?
Contact transmission, for rabies infection, the virus can not pass through intact skin. Effective contact refers to the contact between saliva of animals and wounds or mucous membranes during the onset of rabies, which is generally caused by bite, or saliva being scratched and other wounds or mucous membranes.
Because of the particularity of the pathogenesis of rabies, it only appears in saliva and nerve tissue, and blood does not spread. Touch, contact with feces, indirect contact is not contagious.
4. If a dog and cat are vaccinated every year, will dogs, cats and owners get rabies?
If your animal is vaccinated, and within the protection period, your cat or dog will not be infected with rabies even if it is bitten by a mad dog. It is said that there is a high probability because very few dogs are not immune. )
If your dog has been vaccinated with rabies vaccine for two years or more, and it is still in the rabies protection period when it bites you, and the cat and dog have no abnormal performance, you can observe 10 days before deciding whether to vaccinate with rabies vaccine. If the dog shows symptoms within 10 days, give an injection immediately. If there are no symptoms, dogs and cats will still be healthy after 10 days.
5. After research, the incubation period of rabies in dogs and cats is 2 weeks to 6 months. Therefore, even in the strictest rabies-free country, even if your dog or cat comes from a rabies epidemic area, it only needs to be isolated for 6 months to see if it carries rabies virus. Within 6 months, your animal has not had rabies, and the animal epidemic prevention in Britain and the United States recognizes that your dog can enter the country safely without rabies virus. Similarly, your dog has been kept in captivity and kept out of contact with the outside world. It has been six months since I arrived at your home, and the danger of your dog carrying rabies virus has been ruled out.
6. If animals are kept, it is recommended that animals be vaccinated. If you often come into contact with strange animals, it is recommended that you take three injections before contact, so that once you are bitten, if you are suspected of being bitten by a rabies, you can take two injections directly.
7. Human rabies has an incubation period. The World Health Organization has done detailed research, mostly from 20 days to February, and the longest cycle is 6 years. You don't have to worry about it after 6 years.
Question 10: Do all dogs have rabies virus? Many dogs carry rabies virus, but they don't get sick. So do many people. Doesn't mean you will get sick with it. Of course, dogs that have been vaccinated against rabies may also carry viruses, so if they are bitten by dogs, they should be vaccinated against rabies. But injecting rabies vaccine doesn't mean you won't get sick, just like using condoms doesn't guarantee you won't get pregnant, so it's best not to be bitten by dogs. If you want to have a dog, you should go to a regular dog breeding base to buy it, where dogs are relatively safe. Finally, I tell you: not all dogs have rabies. Don't be so afraid of dogs.