Friday, December 11, 2009

Rabies More Condition_symptoms If A Dog Is Bit In The Nose By An Animal With Rabies, Is It More Likely To Show Symptoms Within 10-14 Days?

If a dog is bit in the nose by an animal with rabies, is it more likely to show symptoms within 10-14 days? - rabies more condition_symptoms

If a dog is something in the nose by a rabid animal, it is more likely to show symptoms within 10-14 days, if not already in the second step in the nose closer to the brain?

4 comments:

mike-fro... said...

No, more likely, the blood circulating the virus in the brain and the blood in the body by the heart, and would be at the same time as the nose and behind his back over the same distance from the heart.

Henry said...

Of course, the only way to test for rabies in order to decapitate the animal and to maintain the fluid in the brain. It is not an option.

Alex C said...

To ..
If you think your dog is very upset about something, why did not the vet and tried?

Dipunj Gupta said...

yes

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