Can a dog suddenly get rabies, and what will happen if a dog has rabies?

Updated on pet 2024-07-06
13 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-12

    Dogs don't get rabies on their own for no reason.

    Dogs that usually have normal manifestations do not carry the rabies virus, only sick dogs and rabies virus carriers carry the rabies virus. However, rabies can be infected by humans and various animals, and its causative agent is the rabies virus.

    A seemingly healthy dog is not necessarily free of the rabies virus, as it takes a certain amount of time from infection with the rabies virus to the onset of the disease.

    During this incubation period, the dog may not have particularly obvious abnormal manifestations, but with time and the progression of the disease, some abnormal symptoms will appear, such as the dog begins to be photophobic, unwilling to move, and obvious drooling. This condition indicates that dogs are rabies and contagious.

    Therefore, the puppy should complete the rabies vaccine injection in about 3 months, and go out on a leash to prevent infection by other stray dogs.

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  2. Anonymous users2024-02-11

    Of course, dogs will suddenly become ill, and rabies has an incubation period for humans. For other animals, it is called the prodromal phase, and the animal that begins with a rabies attack will have abnormal behavior, and then it will intensify in three stages until death. Although most rabies attacks die within a few days, death can be triggered at every stage.

    As you said, it is not impossible to die in less than an hour, but the probability is very low. Because it depends on the physical condition of the patient, environmental factors and other factors.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-10

    Generally not, it depends on your dog is **, if it is your own, give it seedlings on time, the dog is not born with rabies virus, if it is scratched or bitten, remember, the first time to clean the wound with soap, then with alcohol or iodine to disinfect, and finally to vaccinate.

    As mentioned downstairs, the incubation period of this disease is very long, and if he gets sick, he will die in two to three weeks, dehydration or something! Don't worry, this disease is scary, but as long as you take precautions in advance!

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-09

    Generally, rabies will have a period of one or two weeks after an attack.

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    Is your dog noisy and the neighbors are not resting well.

    The neighbors took poison and sent it to God.

    There's so much rabies.

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    The probability is almost, zero

  7. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    1. Increased saliva.

    If your dog is not in the period of changing teeth and has no oral disease, but suddenly has an increase in saliva, unstoppable flow, and at the same time breathing is accelerated or even difficult, followed by extreme excitement, manifested as mania, active aggression against people and other animals when not provoked, confusion, laryngeal muscle paralysis, etc., it may be suffering from rabies.

    2. Depressed, afraid of light and dark.

    Dogs become depressed, lifeless, and afraid of light, preferring to stay in dark corners and reluctant to go out. At the same time, they become sluggish, apathetic, and unresponsive.

    3. Loss of appetite to the point of abolition.

    Dogs suffering from rabies will become unwilling to eat, lose appetite, and generally lose their appetite in 3-4 days, while being listless, walking deviated and unsteady.

    4. The eyes are scattered and there is no soul.

    Dogs with rabies will also have wandering eyes and no focus, giving people the impression that they have no soul, like the walking dead. It looks like it's running out of time.

    5. Barking for no reason and short-tempered.

    We know that dogs are generally very loyal to their owners, and generally will not bark or bite you. If your dog suddenly barks for no reason, has a short temper, or even bites you, then you need to pay attention. This is a symptom of rabies, as dogs with rabies will like to bite.

    6. The tongue sticks out, and the whole body twitches.

    When you find that your dog's tongue is sticking out and can't be retracted, and at the same time there are dilated pupils, paralysis of muscles all over the body, and can no longer stand and accompanied by convulsions, etc. With these symptoms, there is usually no cure because the virus has multiplied in the brain.

    How to prevent rabies:

    1. The most effective way to prevent rabies is to take the dog to vaccinate against rabies, which is a guarantee for your and the dog's health, and the general vaccinated dog will not suffer from rabies with more than 90% of the chance.

    2. When walking the dog, try to go to a clean and hygienic place, and it is best not to contact the sick dog to prevent infection. If you want your dog to reduce the chance of getting sick, you must let it exercise more, do some training properly, enhance your physique, and get better, and the chance of getting sick will naturally be reduced. You can also use some feta cheese and other dog treats as a reward when training, the effect will be even better!

    3. Rabies can also be infected through salivary glands and organ transplantation, it is recommended not to feed raw meat to dogs, raw meat is easy to carry germs, and generally feed dogs with internal organs. If you want to feed, it is best to cook the meat and offal before feeding!

  8. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    He kept drooling, and his eyes were blood-red. Second, there is a constant movement of attacking people or barking at people. Because when a dog has rabies, we can clearly see that the dog will drool incessantly, and the eyes will be noticeably red.

    When the owner is still around, there will also be active attacks on passers-by.

  9. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    Hello, you can only initiate six consultations, please pay attention to the number of times you speak, please describe in detail the breed, age, gender, weight, and symptoms.

    The general symptoms of rabies are hydrophobia, convulsions, and drooling.

    Question: Hello, my finger was cut a little by a puppy's tooth, and there was not much blood, is it okay if it is still a little harder.

    It's been five days since the question was asked, and I just broke it a little, so I didn't go to fight.

    After answering, you must remember that once you have scratched or bleeding when interacting with him, you need to prick a needle in this case, and ask the puppy if he has not been sick and has broken the green of rabies, I now find that the puppy's behavior is different from before, so that he sometimes does not listen to and does not like to eat and is unwilling to move to the nest.

    Ask what kind of dog is scratched, the most dangerous, and what are the symptoms of rabies in puppies?

    Question: Would it be okay if I didn't have these symptoms?

  10. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    First: it will not be able to control its own body and may tremble and bite itself normally. Second: it will not be particularly interested in eating, and it will eat very little. Thirdly: they will become very irritable, so that they will be very easy to bite people.

  11. Anonymous users2024-02-02

    The body is uncontrolled, the appetite becomes worse, it looks irritable, and there is no emotion, if these conditions occur, send them to the hospital for treatment in time, and you must observe the changes in the dog.

  12. Anonymous users2024-02-01

    Why do dogs get rabies? How did it happen? "/>

    1. Dogs have rabies.

    Causes

    All mammals in the world are susceptible to rabies virus, carnivores and pterocods are the reservoir reservoirs of rabies virus in nature, and unfortunately, cats and canines and pterocods (bats) are susceptible to rabies virus. Animals such as fish, insects, oysters, etc., cannot be infected with or transmit the rabies virus.

    1. Viral infection caused by the bite of a rabid animal.

    A healthy dog being bitten or scratched by a rabies animal** is a common and main mode of transmission of the rabies virus, which can invade the nerves through the wound of the dog bite and cause infection.

    2. Mucosal contact with rabies virus causes infection.

    Non-bite transmission of the virus can also infect dogs with rabies virus.

    For example, if there is blood stains left on the wooden thorns or sharp objects, and then accidentally pierced into the healthy dog's **, it can also cause infection.

    3. Entering the digestive tract to cause infection.

    It is possible that some dogs with rabies are buried in the ground after death, but if they are inadvertently seen and eaten by healthy puppies, they may also be infected with rabies virus, but generally rabies virus does not survive for too long under natural environmental conditions, and this infection route requires the dog's digestive tract or oral cavity to have a wound in this condition to cause infection, so the infection caused by this situation may be relatively small.

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    2. How to prevent rabies

    1. Vaccinate dogs against rabies in a timely manner.

    Because there is currently no specific drug that can ** rabies, once infected is 100% mortality, so it is the key to vaccinate the dog against rabies in advance, not only for the safety of the dog, but also for the health of the family.

    2. Manage your own dogs.

    Don't let the dog go out to play with some stray puppies, stray dogs are very pitiful, but because they are wandering outside, it is possible to go, it is easy to carry various germs, so the owner should pay attention to this, and do not let the dog go to some hidden groves to play, to prevent the dog from being buried there with rabies and accidentally eating it to cause infection.

    That's it for Dr. Pawpaw's analysis of the causes of rabies in dogs, and I hope you can gain something and take care of your pets.

  13. Anonymous users2024-01-31

    Dogs can get rabies for no reason.

    Rabies is an acute infectious disease caused by rabies virus, dogs with rabies are also infected by rabies animals, even if normal dogs are infected with rabies virus, because of the latent virus, so it can not be found in time, before the onset of the disease, the dog may be relatively normal. Canines are the main carriers of the rabies virus, and human disease is closely related to this cause.

    Once the rabies virus is infected, it is more harmful to the body, and the virus will spread to multiple systems throughout the body through the central nervous system, and the patient may eventually die due to cardiopulmonary failure, and there is no specific way to develop the disease.

    The type of dog.

    1. Chihuahua

    In the animal kingdom, there is a rule that the same creatures have a lifespan of 12 to 20 years on average, even if they are larger, and Chihuahuas, as the smallest dogs, can live an average of 12 to 20 years. It would be great to be part of our family.

    2. Lagoto Roma Gorolu

    This is a rare breed from Italy, and they can be dressed up like a leather poodle. They have a lifespan of 15 to 17 years, but the problem is that they are harsh and noisy.

    3. Dachshund

    Dachshunds come in two sizes, standard and toy, but their lifespans are similar, both between 14 and 17 years old, and they are actually a group of hunting dogs that hunt marmots and rabbits.

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