Sentences with phrase «vaccinated dog»

A vaccinated dog is much less likely to suffer permanent injury or die from rattlesnake bite, but it is still possible.

The best that we can do right now, for determining the interval that is necessary between vaccinations is to use data generated in challenge tests (where a vaccinated dog or cat is exposed to the actual virus after vaccination, at various intervals, until it becomes infected).

If a State does not accept rabies vaccination given in a foreign country, the importer may have several options, including petitioning the State to accept serologic testing of the vaccinated dog as proof of immunological protection or having the dog revaccinated after consultation with his or her veterinarian.

Purdue found autoantibodies in every vaccinated dog, and noted an increase in autoantibodies after each subsequent vaccination.

If a vaccinated dog is exposed to rabies, she should be given a booster shot immediately, confined, and closely observed for 90 days.

Vaccinated dog's can still be carriers of diseases, and they can pass those diseases on to other dogs who aren't vaccinated.

It is important to know that a vaccinated dog can still get kennel cough — the vaccine simply decreases the likelihood of contracting the disease and decreases the severity of disease.

An annually vaccinated dog can be unprotected for up to nine months of the year; and infected dogs — irrespective of vaccination — are hidden infective reservoirs, capable of spreading lepto to humans and other animals.

The state failed to find any Leptospira in bodies of water he'd frequented, suggesting it was highly probable he was infected by his vaccinated dog.

A fully - vaccinated dog is a dog who has received at least 2 DHLPP or DAPP vaccines, one of which was given in the last 3 years and at the age of 4 months or older, that IS NOT immunocompromised (happens in geriatric [elderly] dogs) or on prednisone or steroids; AND DOES NOT have cancer, Cushing's Disease, or any other severe disease that is compromising their health.

It seems as though the most likely cause for coughing in a young, not yet fully vaccinated dog is some sort of infectious cause.

Vaccinated your dog before, after or during surgery or while being wormed or being given a rabies shot.

Breeders with a proven history of breeding can give you the best puppy: a healthy, fully socialized and vaccinated dog.

Now his owner might have had her reasons to do this (and the law is a mighty good reason if you live the US), but in no way, shape or form would I call a vaccinated dog, even a minimally vaccinated dog, healthy.

Regardless if you opt for the intranasal vaccine or the injectable shot, a vaccinated dog has a 40 % chance of getting infected with the kennel cough.

The Erie County Legislature's Majority Caucus announces the fall schedule of free rabies clinics, encouraging pet owners to vaccinate their dogs, cats, and ferrets.

Erie County, NY Department of Health» Dates for May & September Rabies Clinics; Hugely Popular Program Vaccinates Dogs, Cats & Ferrets for Free!

Erie County Legislator Lynne Dixon announces the fall schedule of free rabies clinics, encouraging pet owners to vaccinate their dogs, cats, and ferrets.

Last November, prompted by fears that the epidemic might spill over into the nearby Ngorongoro Crater, where the small, inbred population of lions is vulnerable to new diseases, Cleaveland vaccinated dogs around the crater.

The other question is how long the teams must go on vaccinating dogs to stamp out the disease.

Last month, a team of vets from the Institute of Zoology in London and the Tanzanian National Parks Service vaccinated dogs in a handful of villages to see what chance they have of getting rid of the reservoir of disease before it flares up again.

CARMICHAEL REPLIES: Vaccinating animals is an intriguing idea and one that is clearly more applicable for vector - borne diseases with nonhuman reservoirs (for example, vaccinating dogs to control both canine and human visceral leishmaniasis transmission).

This viral disease is still devastating poor, rural regions mostly in Africa and Asia that lack the means to vaccinate dogs or provide treatment if infection is suspected.

Rabies is close to 100 % fatal, but it is also almost 100 % preventable, and the best, most cost - effective way of preventing canine rabies is by vaccinating dogs.

The key to fighting it: vaccinating dogs.

As part of the work, veterinary epidemiologist Sarah Cleaveland of the University of Glasgow in the United Kingdom and colleagues started vaccinating dogs around the borders, hoping to keep rabies from spreading to other wildlife in the Serengeti.

Prevention is always better than cure; so vaccinate your dogs as soon as you can.

Fortunately, vaccinated dogs should be covered for these potentially fatal viruses.

By vaccinating your dog, you can help protect it from the disease as well as prevent the spread of the disease to other dogs in your community.

While any lasting cough should come to a veterinarian's attention, owners can take precautions by vaccinating their dogs against kennel cough.

Whether to vaccinate your dog is a topic to explore with your veterinarian.

Dog owners are required by Singapore law to vaccinate their dogs against rabies.

We realize that with our protocol, we will be vaccinating some dogs that are not capable of responding, and we will be revaccinating some dogs that have already responded and developed a protection.

What will it take before vets start taking this research seriously and stop vaccinating dogs unnecessarily?

However, keep in mind: more is not always better — do not over vaccinate your dog because that may lead to more serious consequences.

Keep your pets and your family safe by vaccinating your dogs and cats.

Is it any wonder why dogs, even minimally vaccinated dogs, get heartworm?

(See Vaccinating Dogs: 10 Steps to Eliminating Unnecessary Shots.)

Since fever is easily transmitted to pets lodged in boarding facilities, it's important to vaccinate dogs regularly to keep infections at bay.

Besides understanding your pet, you also need to conduct thorough research from various reputable sources to completely grasp the reasons why you should or should not vaccinate your dog.

The presence of these anti-collagen antibodies, just like those noted in the vaccinated dogs in the Purdue study, can actually predict cruciate tears.

We know that vaccinated dogs develop autoantibodies to their own tissues and biochemicals, and we also know that these antibodies are markers for serious disease conditions — but we don't test for these autoantibodies when our dogs develop cancer.

The vaccinated dogs in this study were literally destroying their own collagen (as well as their own DNA and other important substances), and nobody thought «aha, maybe this is why our dogs are being hit so hard with joint disease and we can't breed it out of them.»

Not vaccinating your dog against rabies can result in fines.

On top of that, the Purdue study showed that vaccinated dogs develop autoantibodies to their own DNA; perhaps vaccinated breeding dogs are passing along damaged DNA and that is a part of the picture.

Vaccinations are a major part of your dog's health, so here is a guide to vaccinating your dog that hopefully answer most of the questions you have.

Vaccinating your dog is important because it will help protect them from the harmful or even fatal disease.

So we don't have to vaccinate our dogs every year or even every three years.

I have other healthy, vaccinated dogs and one of the puppies was diagnosed with Parvo four days ago.

Currently licensed and vaccinated dogs shall be isolated for up to ten (10) days in a manner prescribed by the County Health Officer.