Rabies Postexposure Prophylaxis Protocol Option for Unvaccinated Domestic Animals
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Join the conversation with Pam Wilson on Veterinary Vertex where we unravel the complexities of rabies post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP). Pam shares Texas' successful PEP protocol. Over the course of ten years, 99.8% of unvaccinated domestic animals that were exposed to rabies did not develop the disease when they received this protocol. As we navigate the science behind immediate vaccination post-exposure, we also shed light on its significant influence on rabies management policies, stretching beyond the Lone Star State, with international echoes felt as far as Canada.
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