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Rabies case confirmed in McDonald County
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Rabies case confirmed in McDonald County
The McDonald County Health Department reports that a dog from the county was confirmed positive for rabies by the Missouri State Public Health Laboratory. The dog was seen and euthanized at a Newton County veterinary clinic but the exposure likely occurred in the northwest are of McDonald County, possibly from exposure to a skunk. What you need to know: 90% of rabies cases occur in wildlife (bats, raccoons, skunks, foxes). Incubation in pets is…
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