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I want to consult veterinaty/animal dr
I want to know that how many cats infected with rabies as compared to dogs plz explain
and acubation period
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Dear , don't worry
If u want to get know more details search on Wikipedia
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Hi,both as Dr Merlin and Dr Alok texted
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Agree with Dr Merlin
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10 days to 1 year is incubation period.
Dogs get more infected than cats, but when cats get Agresion but weakness is there then need to test.
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