Rabies is a fatal viral disease that attacks the central nervous system, with symptoms including fever, headache, weakness, and itching at the exposure site; unlike humans who can receive post-exposure treatment, unvaccinated animals exposed to rabies must be euthanized to prevent spread, making vaccination the only effective prevention method.
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Testing confirms rabid bat found in Kent CountyAdded:
A bat has tested positive for rabies in Kent County. It's the first animal to test positive for the virus this year in the county.
>> This positive test means the virus is active in the area. The health department now reminding people about warning signs for people and pets. The rabies virus attacks the central nervous system. It's almost always fatal for humans if no treatment is taken before those symptoms appear.
>> It typically starts with the fever and headache, general weakness, and an itching sensation at the site of the exposure.
The easiest way to protect your animals is to be up to date on your vaccines.
Unlike humans, there's no post-exposure treatment for animals. So, unvaccinated pets that are exposed to rabies may be forced to be euthanized to prevent its spread.
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