The unpopular or otherwise, question thread.

[Danielle]

If it's for an animal then yes.

Ok but why?

 

[ledboots]

Ok but why?

Because rabies is contagious and can be contracted by humans also.

Is it for the ferrets? Are they susceptible to rabies, or are they rodents?

 

[Snowcone]

Because rabies is contagious and can be contracted by humans also.

Is it for the ferrets? Are they susceptible to rabies, or are they rodents?

Ferrets are part of the same family as weasels, so not rodents, and also not immune. They're also very vulnerable to distemper, apparently.

 

[KLS52]

We vaccinate ferrets at our clinics along with the dogs and cats. I'm not sure if the dosage is the same because the vaccine for the ferrets is a different lot number.

 

[Danielle]

Because rabies is contagious and can be contracted by humans also.

Is it for the ferrets? Are they susceptible to rabies, or are they rodents?

So even if they live inside 100% of the time? In a city? :/
I just don't really see the point of rabies shots in that case other than it being required by law. Would like an explanation other than it being the law and it's contagious -shrug-
Distemper, however, yeah.

 

[Snowcone]

Depends on whether you wanna risk them falling victim to a freak occurrence like this guy visiting and exposing them:

http://articles.chicagotribune.com/...ll-county-animal-control-lee-schild-rabid-bat

 

[thefadedone]

Do you tip when you get takeout orders?

 

[ledboots]

Do you tip when you get takeout orders?

Yes, but less than if I sit down and eat there. And I tip delivery drivers too.

 

[Moll Flanders]

Do you tip when you get takeout orders?

I always do and I tip my hairdresser too. I sometimes tip taxi drivers as well, I only take a taxi about once or twice a year though. I probably wouldn't if I had to use them all the time.

I used to have to help clients with job searches and some Indian and Chinese restaurant staff get really low pay so I always feel like I have to over tip.

 

[SummerRain]

I sort of tip sporadically, for things like takeaways and taxis. Sometimes I get worried about the etiquette of it all, or forget to give them the tip, or I don't have any change to tip with. So to make up, when I do tip I often seriously over-tip to kinda make up.

In restaurants and hair dressers I always tip, because I always remember to bring cash then.

 

[Snowcone]

How come Batman doesn't dance anymore?

 

[Danielle]

Is it even worth getting a ps4 if kh3 is the only console exclusive game I want?
I must play it though. Still, $399 + $59.99 to play one game? lol..

 

[Blobbenstein]

How come Batman doesn't dance anymore?

it's hard to dance with the Devil on your back.

 

[KLS52]

Why do some people cry when they are angry?

 

[thefadedone]

Why do some people cry when they are angry?

Emotional overload?

Is it even worth getting a ps4 if kh3 is the only console exclusive game I want?
I must play it though. Still, $399 + $59.99 to play one game? lol..

Imo, no. That's a shitload of money for just one game. That's a shitload of money in general. Money that could be used to buy so many other things.

 

[Danielle]

Emotional overload?


Imo, no. That's a shitload of money for just one game. That's a shitload of money in general. Money that could be used to buy so many other things.

yup it is ._.
But by the time the game comes out, refurbished ps4s will be available. Probably will cost $100-200 less than brand new.

 

[das_nut]

So even if they live inside 100% of the time? In a city? :/
I just don't really see the point of rabies shots in that case other than it being required by law. Would like an explanation other than it being the law and it's contagious -shrug-
Distemper, however, yeah.

Because rabid animals aren't blocked by city limits.

 

[Danielle]

Because rabid animals aren't blocked by city limits.

So why isn't it mandatory for people to get shots for rabies?

 

[das_nut]

So why isn't it mandatory for people to get shots for rabies?

1. There isn't an effective vaccine for humans. The "vaccine" for humans only reduces the amounts of shots needed after being bit by a rabid animal - it doesn't eliminate it.

2. Most humans are less likely to come into contact with wild animals than many pets - and if we do, we tend to keep our distance if an animal is acting odd.

3. It's not mandatory for humans to get any vaccinations.

4. Humans to human transmission of rabies is exceedingly rare.

5. Humans are not a reservoir for the rabies virus. Domestic animals were before modern vaccination requirements.

 

[thefadedone]

So why isn't it mandatory for people to get shots for rabies?

Is there a reason why you are hesitant about getting rabies vaccinations for your pets?