Mokopane State Vet

22/02/2024

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22/01/2024

Prevention is better than cure...

09/01/2024

🌟 Exciting News! 🌟

Meet Dr. Kay-leigh, our new Comserve Veterinarian at Mokopane State Veterinary Clinic for the year!

🐾 With a passion for animal care and a wealth of knowledge, Dr. Kay-leigh is ready to provide top-notch veterinary services to our beloved furry friends. Join us in welcoming her to the Mokopane community! 🎉

04/12/2023

28/09/2023

It is the seventeenth ! Let us celebrate this milestone of uniting towards a common goal to through and by each of us playing our part. Together, we can!

You can contribute to by vaccinating your dogs and cats and sharing rabies information with those you love.

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22/09/2023

22/09/2023

Animals infected with rabies show changes in behaviour and develop neurological symptoms, which may include the following signs: Excessive salivation, paralysis, inability to swallow, continuous vocalisation, convulsions, aggressiveness, or non-responsive behaviour. Report any suspected rabid animals immediately to your state or private veterinarian, animal health technician or the police.

Are your dogs and cats up to date with their rabies vaccinations? Protect them and you!

18/09/2023

15/09/2023

Rabies is a deadly disease. It can be transmitted to people by an infected animal’s bite, scratch, or lick.

If a person is bitten, scratched or licked by an animal suspected to have rabies (an animal that is unvaccinated, showing odd behaviour or neurological symptoms), the person needs to wash the wound thoroughly with soap and running water and seek medical attention immediately.

Post-exposure prophylaxis treatment will involve a series of rabies vaccinations and immunoglobulin being injected into the wound (If the skin has been broken).

Rabies affects the brain and is 99,9% fatal once a person or animal shows clinical signs.