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FeedThatCat t1_ja86epc wrote

Reply to comment by YeaISeddit in Lechon Burger by keysinunez

I know suckling pig to be Baboy in Tagalog. Thought Lechon just meant roasted, with Lechon Baboy being the whole roasted suckling pig for occasions and events. I could be wrong.

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Cautious-Rub t1_ja853sp wrote

Reply to comment by jupitaur9 in I found a bat in my pool. He’s very much alive. I set him in the sun to dry out away from my dog by Handicapreader

They absolutely should andit’s required by law in every state unless a veterinarian deems there is an anaphylactic risk and in some states there are no exemptions.

Not sure why you are getting down voted. I’ve had the same argument with clients for a decade “bUt ThEy DoNt Go OuTsIdE”. Doesn’t matter, it’s the law, and animals escape outside all the time; also do you want your unvaccinated pet to have to go on a 6 month round of quarantine if it bites someone? (Don’t give me that shit; if they have teeth they can fucking bite).

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Cautious-Rub t1_ja847eu wrote

Reply to comment by bulboustadpole in I found a bat in my pool. He’s very much alive. I set him in the sun to dry out away from my dog by Handicapreader

You are wrong. Rabies can be transmitted if you have a small cut or wound on your hand (ie paper cut) and you come in contact with saliva that’s infected with rabies .

This is how outbreaks occur. People get complacent and start saying vaccines will give their pet autism so they don’t vaccine. Then their pet come in contact with a skunk, raccoon, feral cat, bat, etc… then the whole family gets to go through prophylactic treatment.

Just because you’ve never seen it close up; doesn’t mean it does not exist. It just means veterinary support and environmental health are doing a good job. Rabies is almost 100% fatal, all but two people have died from it, but it still ravaged their nervous systems and it was a long hard journey to speak, eat, control bowels, and walk again.

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