My girlfriend was bitten by a dog and was in a hurry!!

In general, dogs that have been injected, especially domestic dogs, have a very low probability of contracting rabies, so there is no need to worry too much.

In addition, the saliva of dogs is only poisonous and contagious in the first few days of rabies, you can observe your dog for a few days, if within 10 days, the dog does not get sick and die, then you can basically be sure that it is okay.

The following is the blog of Professor Zu Shuxian (authoritative professor), which has a lot of articles about whether cats and dogs can be poisonous, you can take a closer look, and he has answers to many questions.

It's best to take your girlfriend to get a rabies vaccine, anyone who has a dog must be vaccinated, prevention is better than **!

It's best to get an injection, because some viruses are hidden, and it's okay if it's not activated, but when the conditions are ripe...

I was also bitten, and I was still young at the time, and the wound was not big, and I didn't dare to tell my family, I was afraid of spending money, but it was fine.

The basic accident was in the mad dog.

Actually, it's nothing, don't worry, modern people take these things too seriously, the people in the past were bitten by dogs: they didn't see anything, they were still fine.

I think that rabies seedlings must be vaccinated, because many people are negligent because they think that dogs have been injected. So it's better to get an injection, and it doesn't cost much. Otherwise, you will regret it later.

good luck

It doesn't matter if your dog has had an injection.

It's okay, just wash it with water. If the skin breaks, it's better to be conservative and get vaccinated.

It's okay, just wipe it with spit, don't worry.

Use soap, not soap, just scrub it vigorously.

Wipe it with alcohol or disinfectant in a timely manner.

Let's check it out just in case!

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Judging from your description, it should be okay, the treatment method is right, for the sake of insurance, it is better to go to the hospital for an injection, and the puppy is not very safe if it has been vaccinated.

It's best to get a shot, the mortality rate after the onset of rabies is 100%.