Sentences with phrase «after exposure to an infected dog»

Any person feeling unwell after exposure to an infected dog should seek medical attention.

Canine kennel cough is highly contagious between dogs, and that harsh cough usually presents within two days to two weeks after exposure to an infected dog.

The signs of kennel cough normally appear about 4 to 7 days after exposure to an infected dog, which usually occurs in a high dog - density boarding or other situation, where dogs congregate in what might be less than ideal sanitary or hygienic conditions.

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People can catch Lyme disease after being bitten by a tick that carries the bacteria, not through exposure to an infected dog.

After a dog has been exposed to the virus (which can be either through an infected mother or exposure to Parvo infected feces of other dogs), it will usually take between 5 and 10 days for symptoms to be seen.

H3N8 shows respiratory symptoms 2 to 3 days after exposure and dogs infected with H3N2 may start showing signs at between 2 and 8 days.

What this typically means is that your dog may already be infected with canine distemper but you don't know it yet, although fever may be present 3 to 6 days after exposure.

Succumbing to the bacteria Bordetella bronchiseptica, an infected dog will develop a mild to severe cough, sometimes with a runny nose, five to ten days after exposure.

An infected dog will shed the virus in his feces three to four days after exposure, before he shows any symptoms himself.

This bacterium is spread through feces of infected dogs and is most commonly found in puppies that have developed the disease after exposure to infected adult dog's feces.

Exposure to an infected dog's secretions (cleaning up urine or fetal membranes after a litter is delivered) can transmit the disease to humans.

Most dogs begin to show symptoms of illness following a 5 - to - 10 day incubation period after exposure to feces from an infected dog.

Infections spread through contact with an infected animal, or after exposure to a contaminated item, such as a dog collar, grooming tools, or bedding.