Rabies is a disease that many people must have heard of in one way or another. It is a disease that can occur in every season, so there are reports of an outbreak of this disease that the number is alarmingly high. In addition to being dangerous to animals, people are also at risk of being infected from being bitten. So let's get to know this disease so that everyone can see the severity of rabies and be prepared to deal with it. Getting to know rabies "Rabies" or "hydrophobia" is a disease caused by the Rabies virus, which can be transmitted through the saliva of infected animals, entering through a wound that is bitten, scratched, or just an infected animal licking the wound can cause infection. In addition, this virus can also enter through mucous membranes, such as the conjunctiva, nasal mucosa, mouth, even if the mucous membranes have no wounds. This makes rabies very severe in all mammals, including humans. Because all mammals can be infected with rabies, such as dogs...
Because cats are naturally playful and curious, when they come across thread and needles, they can’t help but bite. So what should cat owners do if their cat swallows a needle?
Vaccinating cats is very important because it is another option to help prevent diseases in cats and also reduces the chances of getting contagious diseases.
Annual vaccinations ensure a good quality of life and good health for your pet. *Deworm every 2 weeks until 3 months of age, then every 3-6 months. *Repeat deworming every 2 weeks until 3 months of age, and then every 3-6 months. **Combination vaccines include…
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