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Can My Parents Get Rabies By Eating a Cooked Chicken Bitten By Wild animal ?
3 days Ago , My parents ate a cooked chicken that was bitten by Wild animal ( maybe a fox ) can they get rabies ? if they are suspicious to infected , isn't it too late ? i'm really scared
( They Didn't touch the chicken before cooking that , and someone else cook the chicken )
( They Didn't touch the chicken before cooking that , and someone else cook the chicken )
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this is the situation:a female held a puppy ,she put down the puppy and scratch me with her finger ,left me a scratch on my hand ,is this constitute a transmission?
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It could happen, but that is a very rare method of transmission, not really worth concerning yourself over on a day-to-day basis, given that most animals do not have rabies. https://www.cdc.gov/rabies/transmission
If the puppy belonged to your friend, you should ask if the puppy has been vaccinated against rabies.
If the puppy belonged to your friend, you should ask if the puppy has been vaccinated against rabies.
Rabies is a very labile virus and gets destroyed when exposed to air ,is this are proved by science?
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Rabies is a very labile virus and gets destroyed when exposed to air and the disease does not transmit by eating a chicken bitten by a wild animal.
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