My puppy is more than a month old, could it be a rabies carrier?

It's hard to say, if it has lived with other dogs with rabies before, it is still a little likely to be sick! But it doesn't look like it looks like you're in the situation. If you do, the wound will become inflamed and not heal, do you have it?

No, don't worry too much! If you're not sure, go get an injection! It's only about 100 to 300 to hit this in the field.

Beijing's slightly more expensive. 300 and 400, divided into domestic and imported! Now the rabies injection is not 24 hours, it is 72 hours, and the upstairs has to correct the misconceptions!

After 72 hours, it's not a big problem, just add a few more shots! The landlord decided for himself! The best thing is to be relieved and not to worry too much

Don't mislead on the 2nd floor, who said that as long as it's a dog, you will have rabies virus?!Who said it's useless to vaccinate a dog against rabies?!If the consultation office of which hospital tells you, this hospital is not qualified to open!

If the landlord's puppy is bought on the street, it is not necessarily, most of the dogs in the hands of the dog dealer have such and such diseases, and you don't know what the mother of the puppy looks like, it has not been vaccinated, it is more dangerous. 50-day-old puppies can be taken for immunization.

If it is the offspring of a friend's pet, you don't have to worry too much, because domestic pets have too few opportunities to contact the outside world, and it is difficult to get infected with the virus.

Immediately after being bitten, wash the wound with soap and rinse with cold water for more than half an hour. Then apply alcohol to disinfect. Go to the hospital within 24 hours for rabies vaccination.

If the injury is severe, or the wound is on the arm or face, it is important to go, and you may need to get an extra shot to strengthen it, because these places are closest to the brain and can easily affect the central nervous system.

I guess it's useless for you to fight now. It's been 24 hours-

Also to correct the statement on the 4th floor. The incubation period of the rabies virus can be as short as a few days or as long as 10 years. You can't assume that you won't get rabies just because you were bitten two months ago and you don't get sick now :)

The best way to do this is to immunize your dog! And then get bitten or go for an injection, if you're afraid of death

It's better to go for an injection, and your heart will be solid.

However, what the second floor said is obviously wrong, and dogs do not necessarily carry the virus. There is only one way for puppies that have not been in contact with the outside world, which is through mother-to-child transmission, but the probability is generally about 30%, and the dog can be vaccinated for at least a year.

The vaccine is generally effective when given within 72 hours.

As long as it is a dog, it carries the rabies virus. And even if the dog is vaccinated against rabies, the dog can produce antibodies within 3 months. Therefore, dog owners should pay attention, once bitten, please clean the wound immediately and go to the hospital for rabies vaccination!

I don't know what you say, you can go to the hospital's consultation desk.

It could be a carrier!

It's best to go to the hospital for a check-up and get vaccinated.

Nothing is absolute, I let the puppy bite me 2 months ago (very cute, or I would have died early) and I'm still alive hehe.

Under normal circumstances, newborn dogs will not carry the rabies virus, and puppies will not carry it if they have not been in contact with other dogs, and the dog is usually vaccinated after three months.

Generally speaking: the age of the dog must be more than three months old to carry out rabies immunization, and the rabies immunity of dogs is not a lifetime protection after one immunization, and it needs to be boosted every year after the first immunization.

Vaccinating dogs is the best way to prevent dogs and owners from malignant diseases such as rabies, and dog deworming is also important for the healthy growth of dogs. A few days after the dog is bought back, if the food and excretion are normal, it should be immunized and dewormed as soon as possible.

In real life, many people like to have pet dogs, especially for people who live alone, a pet dog will also help to relieve the loneliness in their hearts. However, for many dog owners, there is one issue that is of most concern, and that is the problem of rabies virus. Just before that, there was a saying circulating on the Internet that dogs themselves carry rabies virus, and they are in the incubation period before they become ill, so if we are bitten by dogs, we must go for rabies vaccination.

In fact, this statement is actually completely nonsense. If this is really the case, I believe that the country has long banned the raising of dogs, but the reality is the opposite, the market for pet dogs is very large, and many people like to raise dogs very much. In fact, the rabies virus will show clinical symptoms very quickly after invading the dog's body, the first point is that the dog's coat color loses its luster, and the second point is a sudden change in behavior, becoming mentally violent and drooling constantly.

It is important to note that when a dog is infected with rabies virus, once clinical signs appear, the sick dog will basically die within 4-8 days.

To put it simply, there is no such thing as a dog that is infected with the virus without warning. In real life, many people think that rabies also has an incubation period in dogs, but in fact, this speculation is also a misunderstanding, and there is no actual basis. Of course, dogs carrying rabies virus do not show a healthy state, so healthy dogs will not carry rabies virus, which is also the basis for the World Health Organization's "decameron observation method".

So, what is the so-called "Decameron Method"?

In fact, the so-called "10-day observation method" is like this, that is, people who have been bitten by dogs can first be vaccinated against rabies, and then isolate the suspected dog, if the dog does not get sick within 10 days, it can be judged that the dog is healthy and will not be transmitted to humans. Therefore, there is no need for rabies vaccination.

All in all, dogs less than three months old generally do not carry the rabies virus.

Regardless of the age of the dog, it is difficult to tell if the rabies virus is present and needs to be quarantined for a few days, such as temporarily confined to a balcony or cage.

Healthy dogs will not be transmitted to human rabies, only the onset of the dog can be infected with rabies, even if your dog is now carrying rabies, but it is obvious that you can distinguish whether it is sick, drooling, fear of light, fear of water and other symptoms.

Dogs only 1-2 days before the onset of rabies and 3 days after the onset of the virus, it is possible to spread the rabies virus to people through saliva, if the dog is observed for a week without symptoms, it is generally safe, and once the disease occurs, the dog will die within 10 days! The next step is to give it a vaccine.

It is understood that rabies is mainly transmitted by dogs, and domestic dogs can become asymptomatic carriers, so superficially "healthy" dogs are very harmful to human health, so the possibility of dogs carrying rabies virus in the second or third month of life is also very large.

No, the reason why dogs have rabies is because they eat some things with viruses, smell everywhere, smell everywhere, and rabies virus is anaerobic bacteria, that is to say, bite into it, and then the rabies virus in the wound will multiply due to lack of oxygen, and successfully infect the human body, so if you are just scratched the skin, there is no need to be afraid, just wipe it with disinfectant or something, that is, the virus is quickly killed, if you bite in, you can be safe.

Generally, dogs less than three months old do not carry the rabies virus, while dogs do not become immune to rabies until they are more than three months old; Generally, dogs have rabies, basically because they eat something with the virus.

No matter how old the dog is, it is possible to carry the rabies virus, and it does not mean that all dogs carry the virus, so it is best for us to go for a check-up and get a vaccination.

Yes. Rabies may be transmitted to the mother, or it may be transmitted by other animals, so this possibility exists.

Not necessarily, the dog was brought for rabies injection in about 3 months anyway.

There is a 1 in 10,000 chance not to save the more than 300 yuan, ask for peace of mind.

Rabies probably won't. It is mainly canine plague with small or coronal shapes.

Dogs have rabies to live up to 6 months, rabies is not transmitted from mother to child, puppies have no immunity, they die early, your dog is bitten by the dog that happens to be sick, and the bite bleeds, and has not been vaccinated, and bitten two days before the onset of the disease, rabies only in the first two or three days of saliva also carries the virus, it is possible to get rabies, if the dog bites the disease, the dog will die within 10 days, if it dies on the 11th day, it is impossible to get rabies, the World Health Organization recognized and released, And even if you are bitten by a sick dog, it is not 100% to get rabies, it seems to be a 40% chance to get it, and it is difficult to find a dog that has rabies and is sick

You're not right, rabies is a virus, not an anaerobic bacterium.

I got a 3 month old puppy tooth scratch and my finger bleed, can I get the virus?

Puppies will not be carriedRabies virusTarget.

Puppies will not have rabies, because rabies will not be transmitted through childbirth, so the newborn puppy will never carry the virus, and the general incubation period of dogs with rabies is about 15 days and will be sick for up to 6 months, so the chance of newborn puppies getting rabies is close to zero.

Newborn puppies do not have rabies, this is because of the rabies virus.

It is not transmitted through childbirth, because the rabies virus does not spread vertically, so newborn puppies will never carry the virus.

And healthy cats and dogs are not contagious to rabies. This is the World Health Organization.

The authoritative statement. If licking your puppy and not dying of rabies within 10 days, you will never be able to get rabies, please rest assured.

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Not necessarily If it is a newborn dog, it will generally not carry the rabies virus, but if it comes into contact with the virus in the external environment, it is possible, so it is best to get vaccinated, which will be safer.

Hope the answer is helpful to you, thank you.

Generally speaking, newborn dogs will not carry the rabies virus, but if your dog comes into contact with other big dogs, such as dog parents and dogs, it may carry it, and it is recommended to get a rabies vaccine.

No, the reason why dogs get rabies is because they eat something with the virus, smell it everywhere, smell it everywhere, and it is caused by rabies virus.

It is anaerobic bacteria, that is to say, the bite has to bite in, and then the rabies virus multiplies due to lack of oxygen in the wound and successfully infects the human body, so if you just get scratched, there is no need to be afraid, just wipe it with disinfectant or something.

Extended Information: What to do if you are bitten by a dog:

Wound management: Keep the wound open. If the wound is not large enough, let the blood flow for a while. Wash the wound with an alkaline detergent (such as soapy water) with mercuric chloride.

Wipe the wound with iodine, etc., and use a band-aid.

Properly bandaged; When the wound is large, tie a hemostatic bandage on the upper part of the wound, pinch the ** around the wound, and quickly go to the health and epidemic prevention station near the hospital for treatment.

Vaccination: After the bite, you should immediately go to the health and epidemic prevention department to inject human rabies vaccine.

Rabies serum. The time should be as early as possible and not more than 24 hours. In this way, the possibility of contracting rabies is very small. People often mistakenly believe that if they are bitten by a dog that has been vaccinated against rabies, people will not get rabies. In fact, this is wrong.

The rabies virus is the pathogen that causes rabies.

Rabies is a zoonotic infectious disease caused by the rabies virus that affects the central nervous system.

All warm-blooded animals, including humans, can be infected with acute viral infections. Long before the discovery of the virus in 1884, the French scientist Pasteur.

The rabies vaccine was discovered.

Puppies more than two months old can also get rabies, although the rabies virus is not transmitted from mother to child, but dogs have rabies genes in their bodies, and puppies can not exceed six days from onset to death.

Puppies born to normally immunized female dogs have rabies antibodies passed on to them by their mothers within three months. If the two-month-old dog has never been out of the house.

Or if you haven't been exposed to a sick dog, the risk of carrying the virus will be small. Of course, some healthy dogs will also be infected with rabies after coming into contact with the saliva and blood of sick dogs with rabies or poisonous dogs. Of course, when the puppy grows up, it is still necessary to be vaccinated against rabies regularly to prevent it.

Two-month-old puppies can have rabies, but the probability is relatively small. If the female dog is regularly vaccinated against rabies, then there may be antibodies in the 2-month-old puppy and the puppy has a narrow range of activities, so the puppy has a lower chance of being infected with the rabies virus.

Under normal circumstances, if a dog carries the rabies virus for two months, it is actually possible to carry it. Under normal circumstances, if you are scratched or bitten, it is possible to be infected with the virus and cause rabies.