City of Middletown Health Department - Animal Bites and Rabies
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- Support and guidance
- Who it helps
- Serves the City of Middletown.
- Where
- Middletown, Ohio
- Status
- Open
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- on the official website, November 4, 2026
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Environmental Health Specialists receive and track reports of biting mammals, including dogs, bats, skunks, raccoons and cats that may require rabies testing. The page also covers Ohio dog bite liability, an animal bite intake form and rabies information.
Good to know
- Who can use it: Serves the City of Middletown.
- How to get started: Report mammal bites to the Environmental Health Information Line at (513) 425-1818; callers can leave a message and get a reply within one business day. The Middletown Police Animal Control number is (513) 425-7700.
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