Does every kitten or puppy have rabies?

Upstairs, it's not called rabies, it's only in dogs, it's also in cats...

There is also a distinction between rabies and rabies.

There are very few animals with rabies around us, but almost all cats and dogs, especially wild cats and wild dogs, are carriers of the virus, they may be able to resist rabies, but the virus they carry is dangerous if it enters the human body, which is why as long as they are scratched and bitten, they have to be vaccinated.

Rabies is broad-spectrum and can be acquired or carried by almost any vertebrate.

To provide you with rabies characteristics: rabies, people and all kinds of animals can be infected, and its causative agent is the rabies virus. Sick dogs mainly show mania and confusion, attack humans and animals, and finally paralysis and death, so it is also called rabies.

The rabies virus is mainly found in the brain tissue and spinal cord of sick animals. Sick dogs also have a large amount of virus in their salivary glands and saliva, which are excreted with the saliva. The virus can be contained in saliva for 10 to 15 days before the onset of clinical symptoms in sick dogs and for 6 to 7 months after the disappearance of symptoms, so when animals are bitten by sick animals, they can be infected with the disease.

Some dogs and cats can also contain viruses in their saliva, which can also infect people when they lick people or other animals, or live with people. In addition, many wild animals, such as wolves, foxes, deer, bats, etc., can not only get sick and die when infected with the disease, but also spread the disease. For example, some species of bats, after being infected with the rabies virus, often attack humans and animals, causing them to become infected.

Air contaminated with respiratory secretions and urine can also cause respiratory tract infections in humans and animals. Wild animals can be infected through the digestive tract by eating sick carcasses. It can be seen that rabies is not transmitted through bites as previously thought.

Of course not! Only a few of them have! The odds are about 1 in 10,000! (The kitten doesn't have rabies!) ）

No. Only rabid dog bites are susceptible to rabies. Normal dogs and cats should be vaccinated if they have been bitten.

Yes. Needles should be taken regularly.

Both cats and dogs.

Kittens are mad cats. Ha ha.

Kittens do not have rabies.

Rabies virus. Felines can be infected.

However, rabies virus does not occur in a vacuum, and domestic cats infected with rabies virus require a history of contact with the wild to spread the infection. As a result, newborn kittens in the home are generally free of rabies virus.

Manifestations of rabies in cats

Abnormal behavior, like to hide in the dark, do not listen to calls, do not respond when calling, and attack people, and also violent and restless, jumping and biting, there is a strange behavior, no matter what you encounter, you will bite and eat.

1 2 months kitten feeding precautions

Food

Kittens over 1 month old can start trying to eat cat food at this stage of the kitten's digestive system.

Still very weak, suitable for feeding some softened food, you can take kitten food with goat milk powder.

Soak soft feeding. Be careful to soak thoroughly, otherwise the outside is soft and the inside is hard, which is not conducive to digestion.

Kittens can be kept eight minutes full at each meal, and adhere to the principle of eating small meals often. It is recommended to feed about 4 to 5 times a day. The pet owner can see if the belly is bulging after eating, if the belly is bulging like a small leather ball, it must be excessive.

Deworming

Cat deworming can prevent cats from suffering from ** diseases.

and so on. It is generally recommended that cats are about 42 days old, and when they are in good health, they can be dewormed for the first time. Cats are generally dewormed once a month in vitro and once every three months in vivo.

After that, according to the cat's living environment, eat raw meat, do not go out to decide how often the cat should be dewormed, if the cat does not often go out, do not eat raw meat, the living environment is relatively clean, you can deworm once every 3 6 months.

Vaccines

Healthy cats can be considered for vaccination at around 2 months.

Yes, the first year of the vaccine requires 3 injections of cat triple.

1 dose of rabies vaccine.

The time of 3 injections of cat triple, each shot should be 21 days apart, and after the last 3 shots, the rabies vaccine will be given at an interval of 7 days. After that, you can give the cat an antibody test, if the cat antibodies are still there, you can do it without a booster vaccination.

There may be. Because the rabies virus can be passed from mother to young, kittens can also carry the rabies virus. If it can be guaranteed that the female cat does not carry the rabies virus and that the kitten has never been in contact with other pets since birth, the chance of developing rabies is almost zero.

However, there are no absolutes, and if you are not at ease, it is best to take the cat to the hospital for a check-up and rabies vaccination.

Cats are susceptible to the rabies virus, but cats do not necessarily carry the rabies virus. Theoretically, if the cat is infected with rabies virus, the rabies virus will only exist in the cat's, saliva, and blood, but whether it is bitten or scratched by the cat, it is recommended to go to the hospital in time to get the rabies vaccine, I hope it can help you.

Hello dear, take a look, how big the wound is, send it over.

I was also stabbed in the calf by a claw today, and it seems that there is no wound, and it feels a little stinging.

Hello dear, then it's okay to have a little injury, but it's okay, the main thing is to deal with it, take iodine.

I immediately wiped it with alcohol.

Hello dear, hurry up.

Hello dear, this is okay with alcohol or iodine to wipe it.

After wiping it several times, I asked if I needed an injection?

Hello dear, this one doesn't require injections.

No.

Because domestic cats are rarely exposed to the rabies virus, the rabies virus is now mainly stored in wild animals. If a kitten has been bitten by an animal that is suspected or has been diagnosed with rabies and has not been treated accordingly, it is likely to be infected with the rabies virus.

The incubation period of rabies is two to 3 months, and after being scratched by a cat, it is the same treatment as being bitten by a dog.

Kittens can have rabies. Although the chance of domestic cats getting rabies is very small, there is still a risk of contracting rabies, so you can take your cat to get vaccinated against rabies to avoid rabies. If you are bleeding from a cat bite, it is recommended to get a rabies vaccination.

Kittens can have rabies. Although the chance of domestic cats getting rabies is very small, there is still a risk of contracting rabies, so you can take your cat to get vaccinated against rabies to avoid rabies.

Regardless of whether the cat has been vaccinated against rabies, if the cat is scratched, bitten or the injured place is licked by the cat, it is still necessary to receive rabies vaccination in time, and if the cat does not die after 10 days, then the remaining vaccines can be dispensed with.

If you are bitten or scratched by a cat, first rinse the wound with soap under clean water for 15 minutes, and then apply iodine or alcohol to disinfect it.