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Wash Your Hands If You Pet That Bunny

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Certain venues, such as state fairs, petting zoos, and pet stores, allow public contact with animals, resulting in potential exposure to infectious diseases, rabies, and injuries. This report presents recommendations to public health officials, animal handlers, and visitors to such venues on minimizing these risks.

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Topics: Animal-Related Diseases, MMWR
Published: 7/6/2007
Last Updated: 4/2/2019

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