Sentences with phrase «risk from wild animals»

Two Residents Bitten by Rabid Bat & Raccoon in Past Week; Warmer Weather Increase Rabies Risk from Wild Animals (06/13/2004)

Erie County, NY Department of Health» Two Residents Bitten by Rabid Bat & Raccoon in Past Week — Warmer Weather Increases Rabies Risk from Wild Animals

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Injuries from wild animals are relatively uncommon, with a risk of unusual infections and other potentially severe complications, according to a paper in the November issue of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery ®, the official medical journal of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS).

Dogs are at risk when they drink from stagnant water, roam on rural property or in barnyards, or catch rodents and other wild animals.

Wild animals are the only remaining risks in the U.S. Rabies vaccination programs for domestic animals like cats, dogs, and livestock have become the norm around the nation, which eliminated the threat from their populations.

In the wild, many small animals are at risk from predators.

Dogs at highest risk of exposure are those that are exposed to water that may be contaminated by urine from wild animals or farm animals.

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