Can you get rabies? Can you help me?

Generally, not. There is a suggestion: with the development of society, pets into people's lives, the number of dogs and cats is gradually increasing, and the threat of rabies is also increasing.

This year the disease has occurred every year, and the incidence is increasing year by year. If you live in a living environment with many pets, for the health of you and your family, try to immunize the vaccine, and at the same time take care of the owner of the pet must be in accordance with the law to immunize the animal in a timely manner. Immunization is like buying insurance, depending on your personal situation.

Hello, you can't get rabies virus in this case!

I don't think it's going to be so serious.

But if you're really worried, you can also give it a shot.

This is relieved, there is no problem.

Drinking water is not contagious, but if you have a wound when kissing, you will be contagious.

Of course, if you are scratched and bitten by a cat or dog, you will have to get a rabies vaccine.

1. First of all, whether the cat carries the rabies virus and whether it is contagious. If not, don't worry at all. As for how to judge, if there is a condition from the day you eat this chicken, observe the cat for 10 days and there is no illness or death, then you don't have to worry about it at all.

2. If within 10 days, the cat becomes ill or dies, the possibility of infection needs to be considered. First, the survival of the rabies virus is very weak, and if the residual saliva after the cat eats the chicken is still moist and you eat it, you can only be infected. Second, even if the conditions in the first are true, if it is determined that there is no wound, then the possibility of infection is negligible, almost zero.

Although rabies is fatal, it is really very rare in real life. If the cat is a domestic cat and does not behave abnormally when stealing chicken, then the possibility of carrying the rabies virus and being contagious is basically ruled out. The purpose of my list of 1 is to make sure that you don't have to worry about it, in other words, as long as the cat is okay for 10 days, as mentioned in 1, you can rest assured.

No, how can it be so easy to contract rabies, humans are not so weak and can't help it. It is generally blood-borne.

If you get it, then you don't need to have a pet, your heart is finer than me... If you give something to a cat to eat, will it get madness??? It's not usually a mad cat or a mad dog.,Something a little smaller like this.,It's fine.。。。

My cat often scratches me and bites me... It's just that there's no bleeding... But be careful in the future!!