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The rise of pet-vaccine hesitancy — and why it matters
Ultimately, pet-vaccine resistance reflects a deeper malaise: fraying trust in science and medicine. The logic of prevention remains unchanged. Vaccines spare suffering, extend lives, and protect pets ... Read More
Rabies still a threat in Alabama despite being preventable, health officials warn
ALABAMA (WHNT) — The Alabama Department of Public Health (ADPH) is reminding residents to stay alert about rabies after recent reports of the disease in animals across the state, including pets, ... Read More
Nassau County issues rabies vaccine baits to protect wildlife, pets
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Bexar County confirms 15th rabies case after fox is killed, warns pet owners
Public health officials in Bexar County are warning residents in the greater San Antonio area, advising them to stay vigilant after confirming the 15th rabies case in the county thus far in 2025. On ... Read More
Health Alert: Bat found in Lemhi County tests positive for rabies
The following is a news release from Eastern Idaho Public Health: LEMHI COUNTY, Idaho (KIFI) — EIPH has confirmed that a bat found in Lemhi County has tested positive for rabies. Rabies is a fatal ... Read More
Stray cat in Deer Park tests positive for rabies, Suffolk health officials say
A stray cat found in Deer Park has tested positive for rabies, the first feline case in Suffolk County this year, health officials said on Thursday. The Suffolk County Health Department "has no ... Read More
Commentary: The rise of pet-vaccine hesitancy — and why it matters
Vaccine resistance in the United States isn’t limited to people. Alongside skepticism toward routine childhood and some adult vaccines, veterinarians are seeing the same hesitation spread to pets. Read More
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