Your reminder that rabies has no symptoms until it’s too late, and its a awful disease to die of. If you find a bat in your house and there is any chance it bit you (sometimes its hard to tell), go get a rabies shot series
It doesn’t even need to bite you. Licking, scratching, anything that results in saliva contact is a candidate for rabies transmission. If you come into contact with a bat or may have come into contact with a bat or other wild animal, go get your vaccination.
You typically have some time to do so but earlier is always better.
Takes a whole month and involves giant needles but absolutely worth it. I had to do it at 3 years old and I still remember that shit like it was yesterday. I wonder if I’ll carry immunity for life now or if I’ll need to do it again if I come into contact with questionable animals?
Your reminder that rabies has no symptoms until it’s too late, and its a awful disease to die of. If you find a bat in your house and there is any chance it bit you (sometimes its hard to tell), go get a rabies shot series
It doesn’t even need to bite you. Licking, scratching, anything that results in saliva contact is a candidate for rabies transmission. If you come into contact with a bat or may have come into contact with a bat or other wild animal, go get your vaccination.
You typically have some time to do so but earlier is always better.
Yep… any bodily fluid contact (especially saliva - the bat was on the kid’s nose and mouth)
Takes a whole month and involves giant needles but absolutely worth it. I had to do it at 3 years old and I still remember that shit like it was yesterday. I wonder if I’ll carry immunity for life now or if I’ll need to do it again if I come into contact with questionable animals?