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04-04-2025, 10:15 PM
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Re: Got Bitten by a Dog and Now He Has Rabies
For humans? We have one. It’s recommended if you’re traveling to an area with a rabies problem. One of the issues in these poor areas is ignorance. Even if they know about rabies they’ll go to the local shaman first. By the time symptoms appear and they see a doctor it’s too late. |
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04-22-2025, 02:59 AM
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Re: Got Bitten by a Dog and Now He Has Rabies
Fascinating; no wonder the myth of the werewolf bite is so prevalent in almost all cultures. He’s practically turning into a feral beast in real time.
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06-13-2025, 02:23 PM
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Re: Got Bitten by a Dog and Now He Has Rabies
Rabies spreads through saliva, that's why the victims become hydrophobic. They can't swallow. The fact they're just keeping him tied up and drooling in public like that is just asking for more rabies victims. |
