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Rabies in dog identify
My unvaccinated pet dog had bitten my neighbor 75 days ago. He hadn't taken vaccine. Now, he is having difficult swallowing and pain in buttocks. He is forcing me to test my dog for rabies. I don't want to kill my dog. Is it really due to dog bite? Can anyone help ?
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His problem is towards neuro muscular ask him to approach to a right doctor. No need to worry about rabies
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These symptoms are not of rabies.
You can go veterinary hospital with your neighbour for his satisfaction and discusse him in detail regarding your problem.
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No need to check for your dog ,coz if your would have had rabies it would have died 10-20 days after biting anyone
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Do test your dog
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Dr. Milind Sathe
General Physician
37 yrs exp
Indore
If a dog is infected with rabies at the time of bite then within approximately 10 days rabies virus infection spreads to the dog brain & it dies.
If your dog is heathy after this period it means it didn't have rabies at the time of bite.
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