Dog bites in Kenya are increasingly linked to rabies cases, with experts warning that up to 99 percent of human infections come from animals. The warning comes as local health authorities emphasize the need for better pet vaccination and bite prevention. Rabies remains a significant public health concern, particularly in rural areas where access to medical care is limited. Officials are urging families to take immediate action to protect their loved ones. Preventive measures include regular dog vaccinations and prompt treatment of any bite wounds. Public awareness campaigns are also being expanded to educate communities on the dangers of rabies and how to respond quickly in case of exposure. The situation highlights the ongoing challenge of controlling infectious diseases in regions with limited healthcare resources.