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Vaccinations are an important part of keeping your pet healthy.

Be sure to vaccinate your pet

Vaccinations are a significant part of health care 

By Canadian Animal Health Institute August 15, 2018

Vaccinations are a very significant part of your pet’s health care as they protect dogs and cats from infectious agents that can cause serious illness or may be fatal. As in humans, vaccines have had a major impact in decreasing infectious diseases and are very safe. Nowadays we don’t see many of these diseases —

Some of the animals more commonly known to carry rabies are bats, skunks, raccoons, and foxes.

Beef cattle, Livestock

Beef 911: We all need to be ever vigilant when it comes to rabies

This fatal disease is very rare, but always be on the lookout for telltale signs

By Roy Lewis June 21, 2017

We don’t hear this disease mentioned very often, but when we do there is a very scary connotation attached to it. Rabies is virtually always a fatal disease to all mammals, and zoonotic to humans with no curative treatment once clinical signs develop. Only prevention through vaccination and strong surveillance programs have kept incidence of

Livestock, Other livestock

Veterinarian Urges People To Protect Themselves And Their Animals Against Rabies

By NDSU Release July 28, 2011

Rabies is a fatal viral infection that kills an estimated 35,000 to 50,000 people and millions of animals around the world each year, according to NDSU Extension veterinarian Charlie Stoltenow. The most common way to get rabies is from a bite of an animal with the disease. Infection through fresh wounds or mucous membranes is

Livestock, Other livestock

Take Steps To Prevent Against Rabies

By NDSU Release April 22, 2010

Rabies is a fatal viral infection that kills an estimated 35,000 to 50,000 people and millions of animals around the world each year. North Dakota State University Extension Service veterinarian Charlie Stoltenow is urging people to prevent themselves and their animals from becoming infected. The most common way to get rabies is from a bite

Livestock, Other livestock

Bovine Rabies Cases Seen Dropping

By Manitoba Co-operator Staff March 4, 2010

Cases of bovine rabies in Canada continued to drop in 2009, with just eight cases recorded, according to new figures from the Canadian Food Inspection Agency. That count includes two cases reported in Manitoba and six in Ontario, the CFIA showed in a new chart on its website, logging clinical cases and laboratory submissions. No

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Be sure to vaccinate your pet

Beef 911: We all need to be ever vigilant when it comes to rabies

Veterinarian Urges People To Protect Themselves And Their Animals Against Rabies

Take Steps To Prevent Against Rabies

Bovine Rabies Cases Seen Dropping

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