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Ferret News #91 - Qs & As: Ferret Vaccinations, Fleas, Treats, Foods, Supplements
Yes. Canine distemper is virtually always fatal in ferrets, so is rabies. The chance of the average indoor ferret being exposed to rabies is very remote. However, distemper can be carried ... of vaccine reaction. To reduce the risk, the vaccine manufacturers recommend giving the two shots (rabies and canine distemper) at least two weeks apart. By doing this, you also make it easy to ...
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Ferret News #44 - Ferret Vaccination - Vaccine Reaction - Reactions
Both diseases are fatal, so failing to vaccinate can mean your ferret's life. Ferrets should not be given combination vaccines (such as are used in dogs) or feline distemper ... - Merial) for rabies vaccinations and either Purevax-D (Merial) or Fervac-D (United) for canine distemper vaccinations. Using the wrong kind of rabies vaccine can actually give the ferret rabies, so ...
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ASM | Mammals of Oklahoma
CHIROPTERA (bats) Most bats eat insects and echolocate at night; roost during days. Bats are known to carry rabies. Vespertilionidae (vespertilionid bats) Southeastern Myotis Myotis austroriparius Threatened ... dogs (their food). Endangered elsewhere in the U.S.; almost went extinct due to canine distemper (18 survived in Wyoming). A captive breeding program was begun in 1986. Mink ...
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ASM | Mammals of Texas
CHIROPTERA (bats) Most bats eat insects and echolocate at night; roost during days. Bats are known to carry rabies. Mormoopidae (mormoopid bats) Ghost-faced Bat Mormoops megalophylla ... prairie dogs (their food). Endangered elsewhere in the U.S.; almost went extinct due to canine distemper (18 survived in Wyoming). A captive breeding program was begun in 1986. Mink Mustela vison ...
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Extreme Weezils : Chronicles 13
We chose Bandit, Bear, Blitz, and Basil to take with us on that ... such a violent and wide-spread reaction when giving ferret distemper vaccines [we figured out immediately that was the culprit] and went ... and screamed for my husband. I had a death grip on Saxon's collar, and all eight ferrets decided that their canine brother ...
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Ferret Universe-Ferret Distemper
Though not legally required by law it is a necessity to protect your ferret from this deadly virus and have them vaccinated with a canine distemper shot. ... Approved) Thanks to the ferret community, owners and veterinarians, Merial (maker of IMRAB-3 for rabies) has received FDA/USDA approval for their recombinant distemper vaccine for ferrets. To date it has ...
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Ferret Universe-Ferret Vaccines
Canine Distemper booster at 8 weeks, repeated at 11-12 weeks and then at 14-16 weeks; thereafter they should receive any annual shot. The rabies shot should be administered at 12-13 weeks of age (two weeks before/after the distemper, but never at the same time) and then given annually as well. There are two canine distemper ...
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GCC: Tony Fitzjohn/George Adamson African Wildlife Preservation Trust -- Wild Dogs
Introduction History Rhino Sanctuary African Wild Dog Breeding Program Protection from Poachers and Livestock Encroachment Mkomazi Outreach Programme USA TODAY Articles, March 1999 1999 Newsletter ... in a complex of spacious compounds. All have been inoculated against canine distemper, rabies, parvovirus and leptospirosis, and have had microchips painlessly inserted beneath their skin, so that ...
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African Wild Dog
They are also devastated by diseases such as rabies, canine distemper and parvovirus, which is spread by domestic dogs. Once numbering in the hundreds of thousands, it is believed that fewer than 5,000 wild dogs currently exist in the wild, and ...
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Lubee Bat Conservancy :: People, Plants, & Bats :: Regional Conservation Issues :: Australia & SW Pacific Islands
So far the occurrence of this new form of Paramyxoviridae virus, related to those that cause canine distemper and measles, ... types that cause disease in humans, although only rabies (serotype 1) usually causes serious pathology. The others are referred to as rabies related diseases: serotype 2 - Lagos bat virus; serotype ...
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