Preventing rabies in dogs and cats
Living the Country Life Radio Program
Country dogs and cats have room to roam, interesting things to smell (and sometimes roll in), and wildlife to watch. Unfortunately, that wildlife can pose a real threat to your pets. If they come into contact with the saliva of a raccoon, skunk or other animal with rabies, your animals can become infected with this potentially fatal disease. Listen to today's program for tips on keeping your pets safe.
Radio interview source: Dr. Charles Rupprecht, rabies program chief, Centers for Disease Control
For more information, we recommend the following links:
All about rabies: The experts at the CDC have the latest news on rabies prevention, along with tips for keeping your family and your pets safe.
Country pet care tips: Bruce and Leigh Ennen are veterinarians and acreage owners. They share a number of specific ways pet owners can allow their animals to enjoy the country while avoiding the dangers that lie beyond the patio.
How to keep your dog healthy: Learn how vaccines can help protect your furry friends from diseases, and how the proper care can keep them parasite free.
