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What if my dog cut himself on rusty metal?
You’re out for a neighborhood park walk—your pup’s sniffing a bush when he suddenly yelps. Glancing down, you spot a gash on his paw, and a piece of rusted old fencing lies half-buried in the grass nearby.
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What is the survival rate for dogs with tetanus?
Finding a deep cut or puncture on your dog—whether from rummaging through the garage or exploring a trail—can spark a wave of worry, especially if you’ve heard about tetanus.
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Can dogs get tetanus from rust?
Tetanus comes from a bacteria called Clostridium tetani, not rust itself—but rusty objects (like old nails in the yard or a chipped metal bowl) often harbor this bacteria, especially if they’re in damp, dirty areas.
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