Rabies from a Public Health Perspective

In this session, Gwen interviews a very special guest - her Father, Dr. Colin Campbell, who used to serve as the NJ. State Public Health Veterinarian (now retired). They discuss the dangers of the rabies disease, how it is spread and what you should do if you or your pets have come in contact with a rabid animal.
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[@wakeywakeywoman653]

Thanks for all you do! I recently had a 'water intoxication' scare incident w/ one of my dogs who obsesses over sprinklers and hoses. Could you do a reminder video in depth on this since this is the season for water fun?

[@donnatucker3263]

I’m wondering if a rabies shot could be given for protection against Covid 19.

[@cityofoaks]

I wonder how long the virus stays viable in salvia outside of the rabid animal's body. Like if a rabid animal's bodily fluid didn't come in contact with another animal but landed on a hard surface (like a driveway) or a lawn how would you "clean" that area? I hope I never truly need to know the answer to that question.