Can a 14 Week Old Puppy Contract Rabies?

Learn about the rabies risk for puppies and essential vaccination tips to protect your pet.

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A 14-week-old puppy can potentially have rabies if exposed to the virus, though it is uncommon. Ensure your puppy receives proper vaccinations and avoid contact with wild or unvaccinated animals to mitigate risk.**

FAQs & Answers

  1. What are the symptoms of rabies in puppies? Symptoms of rabies in puppies may include fever, behavioral changes, and paralysis. Consult a vet immediately if you suspect rabies.
  2. How can I ensure my puppy is protected from rabies? Ensure your puppy is vaccinated on schedule, avoid contact with wild animals, and consult your veterinarian for tailored advice.
  3. At what age should my puppy get their first rabies shot? Puppies typically receive their first rabies vaccination between 12 and 16 weeks of age. Consult your vet for the best timing.
  4. Can other pets get rabies? Yes, other pets can get rabies. It's essential to vaccinate all pets to protect them and others from this serious disease.

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