4 thoughts on “Is there rabies if the cat is not out of the door?”
Rodney
Cats who do not go out are generally not easy to have rabies. Rabies must be carried by wild animals, dogs, cats and other mammals with rabies virus. Licking the wound may be infected. If the cat has not been at home without going out, it will not come into contact with the outside world's mammals, there is no source of infection and transmission, and the possibility of rabies is very low. In addition, the cat's cats generally inoculate rabies vaccine. When the cat body produces enough rabies antibodies, once the rabies virus is exposed to the rabies virus, the body's immune system will quickly respond to kill the virus. However, the vaccination does not produce enough antibodies or fails, and may be infected when encountering rabies virus. Therefore, the owner should reduce the number of cats to go out. At the same time, the rabies vaccine should be used regularly to prevent cats from infected with rabies virus.
Usually, if the cat never goes out, then the source of infection cannot be exposed, so it will not be infected with rabies.
The infected rabies need to meet the following conditions: First, cats have exposed to other cats and dogs or some animals carrying rabies, such as bats without inoculation of rabies vaccine.
Secondly, the cat was bitten by animals with rabies virus, the skin was damaged and accompanied by bleeding. Furthermore, he did not deal with the wound in time after being bitten, nor did he go to the pet hospital for treatment.
This cats that meet the above three conditions will be infected with rabies. If a cat or owner is accidentally caught or bitten by other animals, he should rinse with flowing water and soapy water in time, use iodine or alcohol for wounds for emergency disinfection, and then go to the hospital for examination and treatment, and regularly vaccinate the cat. 1. In my country, almost all rabies occur in rural towns, or small towns and urban and rural areas, especially in the provinces and districts in the south. For many years (excluding its suburbs) for many years, rabies have not been reported for many years.
So the possibility of rabies in the following cases can basically be excluded:
1) Homes and cats in large cities;
2) The life of dogs and cats is clear. It is not a stray animal to raise at home;
3) This dog and cat never exposed to suspected rabies dogs, or no dogs who have been unknown to bitten;
4) Animals have abnormalities or behaviors of no illness, and they have caused causes, such as teasing, food, care, and pain;
5) Animal vaccination;
6) Disease Control Center informed that rabies have not occurred in recent years;
7) Bite has been bitter for more than 10 days, and dogs and cats are healthy as usual.
Cats who do not go out are generally not easy to have rabies. Rabies must be carried by wild animals, dogs, cats and other mammals with rabies virus. Licking the wound may be infected. If the cat has not been at home without going out, it will not come into contact with the outside world's mammals, there is no source of infection and transmission, and the possibility of rabies is very low. In addition, the cat's cats generally inoculate rabies vaccine. When the cat body produces enough rabies antibodies, once the rabies virus is exposed to the rabies virus, the body's immune system will quickly respond to kill the virus. However, the vaccination does not produce enough antibodies or fails, and may be infected when encountering rabies virus. Therefore, the owner should reduce the number of cats to go out. At the same time, the rabies vaccine should be used regularly to prevent cats from infection with rabies virus.
This is likely to get rabies. This has nothing to do with the door without going out. There are many ways to spread rabies, and it is not possible to solve it without going out. Playing with other small animals is very risky, but not going out can only reduce the risk of rabies. So it has nothing to do with going out without going out. It is the most important to check the pet cats regularly.
Cats who do not go out are generally not easy to have rabies. Rabies must be carried by wild animals, dogs, cats and other mammals with rabies virus. Licking the wound may be infected. If the cat has not been at home without going out, it will not come into contact with the outside world's mammals, there is no source of infection and transmission, and the possibility of rabies is very low. In addition, the cat's cats generally inoculate rabies vaccine. When the cat body produces enough rabies antibodies, once the rabies virus is exposed to the rabies virus, the body's immune system will quickly respond to kill the virus. However, the vaccination does not produce enough antibodies or fails, and may be infected when encountering rabies virus. Therefore, the owner should reduce the number of cats to go out. At the same time, the rabies vaccine should be used regularly to prevent cats from infected with rabies virus.
Usually, if the cat never goes out, then the source of infection cannot be exposed, so it will not be infected with rabies.
The infected rabies need to meet the following conditions: First, cats have exposed to other cats and dogs or some animals carrying rabies, such as bats without inoculation of rabies vaccine.
Secondly, the cat was bitten by animals with rabies virus, the skin was damaged and accompanied by bleeding. Furthermore, he did not deal with the wound in time after being bitten, nor did he go to the pet hospital for treatment.
This cats that meet the above three conditions will be infected with rabies. If a cat or owner is accidentally caught or bitten by other animals, he should rinse with flowing water and soapy water in time, use iodine or alcohol for wounds for emergency disinfection, and then go to the hospital for examination and treatment, and regularly vaccinate the cat.
1. In my country, almost all rabies occur in rural towns, or small towns and urban and rural areas, especially in the provinces and districts in the south. For many years (excluding its suburbs) for many years, rabies have not been reported for many years.
So the possibility of rabies in the following cases can basically be excluded:
1) Homes and cats in large cities;
2) The life of dogs and cats is clear. It is not a stray animal to raise at home;
3) This dog and cat never exposed to suspected rabies dogs, or no dogs who have been unknown to bitten;
4) Animals have abnormalities or behaviors of no illness, and they have caused causes, such as teasing, food, care, and pain;
5) Animal vaccination;
6) Disease Control Center informed that rabies have not occurred in recent years;
7) Bite has been bitter for more than 10 days, and dogs and cats are healthy as usual.
Cats who do not go out are generally not easy to have rabies. Rabies must be carried by wild animals, dogs, cats and other mammals with rabies virus. Licking the wound may be infected. If the cat has not been at home without going out, it will not come into contact with the outside world's mammals, there is no source of infection and transmission, and the possibility of rabies is very low. In addition, the cat's cats generally inoculate rabies vaccine. When the cat body produces enough rabies antibodies, once the rabies virus is exposed to the rabies virus, the body's immune system will quickly respond to kill the virus. However, the vaccination does not produce enough antibodies or fails, and may be infected when encountering rabies virus.
Therefore, the owner should reduce the number of cats to go out. At the same time, the rabies vaccine should be used regularly to prevent cats from infection with rabies virus.
This is likely to get rabies. This has nothing to do with the door without going out. There are many ways to spread rabies, and it is not possible to solve it without going out. Playing with other small animals is very risky, but not going out can only reduce the risk of rabies. So it has nothing to do with going out without going out. It is the most important to check the pet cats regularly.