Jacob Morgan+FollowRabbit fever cases rising fast in MinnesotaMinnesota is seeing a sharp jump in rabbit fever (tularemia) cases, and it’s something locals should really watch out for. This isn’t just about wild rabbits—tularemia can spread through tick or fly bites, or even from handling sick animals or outdoor cats. The symptoms can hit suddenly: high fever, swollen lymph nodes, and nasty skin sores. Pets are at risk too, so keeping cats indoors and using tick prevention is a smart move. With more cases than usual already this year, it’s a good time to be extra careful outdoors and keep an eye on your pets. Has anyone in your neighborhood seen sick wildlife lately? #Pets #Minnesota #RabbitFever00Share