Vaccinate your pet against rabies?

Rabies vaccination is a mandatory vaccine.

Rabies is a very serious infectious disease caused by a virus that attacks the animal's nervous system causing the animal's death. Therefore, although this disease can be considered eradicated, it is important to periodically carry out vaccinations to prevent our pet from suffering rabies.

What animals does this virus affect?

These viruses affect both domestic and wild animals. Dogs are the main hosts and transmitters of rabies, although other wild animals such as foxes, bats, ferrets and felines are also hosts.

Is rabies transmitted to people?

Yes, rabies is an infectious disease that can be transmitted from the infected animal to the person through the bite. All warm-blooded animals, including humans, can be infected with rabies. Without treatment, this is a serious disease that affects the nervous system.

Is rabies vaccine mandatory?

Yeah, yeah. Rabies vaccine is mandatory throughout the country.

How often do you get rabies vaccine?

The first vaccine against rabies is usually put between 4-6 months since before it could not be effective because the puppy until the year still presents antibodies from the mother, a booster rabies vaccine is repeated every year and from there the rabies vaccine will be applied annually, although this period may vary depending on the country, for example, in the US it's every 3 years. The rabies vaccine must be applied by a veterinarian.