IAmMeantToBeUnknown

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So, What's The Anti-Rabies Vaccinations of Dogs For?

eichs1 @eichs1 (1934) • Philippines 25 Sep 09

I'm baffled really. I thought, that when a dog have been regularly vaccinated against rabies, then it can be assumed that it is rabies free pet. That when a vaccinated dog accidentally bit a human, then there's no need to go...

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IAmMeantToBeUnknown An anti-rabies vaccination for dog is meant entirely for the dog. In its sense, the vaccine's effect will only be on the one injected (the dog). It is used to protect the dog from getting rabies from another rabies-carrier animal (i.e. dog or cat). In other...

12 Apr 13

So, What's The Anti-Rabies Vaccinations of Dogs For?

eichs1 @eichs1 (1934) • Philippines 25 Sep 09

I'm baffled really. I thought, that when a dog have been regularly vaccinated against rabies, then it can be assumed that it is rabies free pet. That when a vaccinated dog accidentally bit a human, then there's no need to go...

11 responses •

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IAmMeantToBeUnknown I have here a simple explanation. XD An anti-rabies vaccination for dogs is intended for the dog itself. In its sense, it was meant to protect the dog from getting rabies from a non-vaccinated animal (i.e. a dog or a cat). In other words, if you were bitten by...

12 Apr 13