The Veterinary Department of the Municipality of Concordia provides some guidelines to keep in mind to prevent the spread of the rabies virus.
Vaccination: vaccinate dogs and cats from three months of age and repeat once a year. It is mandatory.
Bats: do not touch live or dead bats. In case of detecting the presence of one, contact the Municipal Veterinary Department so it can be removed.
Bites: in case of being bitten, it is recommended to wash the wound with plenty of soap and water. Do not use alcohol or disinfectants. Go to a health center to be evaluated.
HOW TO DETECT IF AN ANIMAL HAS RABIES
Some of the signs to keep in mind to detect if a pet has rabies:
Behavioral changes: aggressiveness or unusually docile.
Neurological symptoms: difficulty walking, uncoordinated movements, seizures, or paralysis.
Irritation symptoms: licking or biting the wound excessively.
For more information or inquiries, you can contact the Municipal Veterinary Department, phone 345-508 1414.
Vaccination: vaccinate dogs and cats from three months of age and repeat once a year. It is mandatory.
Bats: do not touch live or dead bats. In case of detecting the presence of one, contact the Municipal Veterinary Department so it can be removed.
Bites: in case of being bitten, it is recommended to wash the wound with plenty of soap and water. Do not use alcohol or disinfectants. Go to a health center to be evaluated.
HOW TO DETECT IF AN ANIMAL HAS RABIES
Some of the signs to keep in mind to detect if a pet has rabies:
Behavioral changes: aggressiveness or unusually docile.
Neurological symptoms: difficulty walking, uncoordinated movements, seizures, or paralysis.
Irritation symptoms: licking or biting the wound excessively.
For more information or inquiries, you can contact the Municipal Veterinary Department, phone 345-508 1414.