Archive for January, 2010

Beware … Danger Rabies!

Wednesday, January 6th, 2010

Disease Rabies or hydrophobia is a contagious disease of animals caused by viruses and can attack warm-blooded animals and humans.

In animals suffering from rabies, the virus is found in large quantities in saliva. This virus will be transmitted to other animals or to humans primarily through bite wounds. Therefore, the Carnivora (dogs, cats, wolves) is the most important animals as a propagator of rabies.

Rabies is a disease disease Zoonosa very dangerous and feared because when you attack people or animals will always end in death.

Given the dangers and health danger and tranquility of the community life, the prevention and eradication of this disease need to be implemented intensively. For that the government set to rabies-free asia in 2005.

Animals that are susceptible to rabies

All warm-blooded animals are susceptible to rabies. Rabies disease naturally present in the dogs, cats, bats and wild carnivores.

Incubation Period

The incubation period is the time between onset of symptoms until disease. Rabies disease incubation period in dogs and cats less than 2 weeks (10 days-14 days). In humans at least 2-3 weeks and 1 year old. (more…)

Toxoplasmosi In Dogs

Monday, January 4th, 2010

A few months ago a newspaper published the news of Asia includes a hospital CEO who corrected the previous news about the cause of death of a patient. He explained that the patient had died not because of HIV / AIDS but due to Toxoplasmosis. There is no information whether the victim was Toxoplasmosis cats, dogs or other animals. There is no information one way or the infected victims.
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Careful With That Contain Drugs trimethoprim + SULFAMETOKSASOL

Saturday, January 2nd, 2010

From some cases the administration of drugs containing trimethoprim + Sulfametoksasol by dog owners (usually to treat diarrhea), there is a better dog, but some are not healed even the dog shows symptoms of pain / other disturbances. Two cases of negative effects that often arise as a result of treatment with a try on a combination dosage in dogs are:
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Vaccination Precautions For Disease in dogs

Friday, January 1st, 2010

Vaccination is a preventive action against strategic diseases in pets, especially dogs. According to the author’s experience, relative vaccination effective action in reducing incidence of contracting the disease in dogs. But it needs to be supported by proper maintenance and good.
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