What should I do if I get scratched by a two month old puppy? Urgent!

It doesn't matter, domestic dogs do not carry rabies bacteria, and the puppy is only two months old, and has not been in contact with the outside world, as long as the wound is treated, and some iodine wine is disinfected.

My golden retriever used to eat toilet paper when he was a child and refused to let go, and when I broke it with my hand, 3 fingers were scratched by its teeth, just do the disinfection treatment.

Even if the puppy wants to be vaccinated with a single maniac until 3 vaccines (two 4 and one 6 vaccines) are completed, and the single maniac is vaccinated once a year.

However, domestic dogs are less likely to carry rabies unless they are bitten by a dog with rabies virus.

Be sure to fight, don't be afraid of trouble.

Rabies has a long incubation period and can be fatal. This is not a big deal. It doesn't matter how big or small the dog is, it's just as dangerous. It is highly recommended that you get vaccinated and don't be afraid of trouble.

Injections, puppies also go for injections.

The insurance is recommended to hit once. Hehe, it's a personal opinion.

If you are scratched by a dog, you will feel it on the spot, and you will not wait until you are scratched by something to find a wound, and you will generally distinguish it from the appearance, and the surface of the dog scratch is strip-like, linear, and bruised, and there will generally be no obvious bleeding, just redness and obvious traces. Generally, after being scratched by a dog, there will be clearly visible scratches on the surface, which can be easily distinguished. A scratch is not the same as a bite wound, a dog scratch is similar to a fingernail scratch, and a bite can leave a visible tooth mark.

Because the dog's paws are very sharp and sharp, there will be obvious bleeding symptoms after being scratched by the dog, especially when the scratch is severe. This is very similar to being scratched by a cat, because our ** is more fragile, and generally dogs can directly hurt our ** dermis.

Generally, being scratched by a dog happens very suddenly, and the dog that is provoked will completely lose control and scratch indiscriminately on the **, and the person who is caught will definitely react to dodge, so the wound usually left on the ** is different in depth, because the strength of the dog scratch is different. And different scratches must be of different lengths.

After being scratched by a dog, there will be a very sharp pain. The pain may not come immediately, sometimes it takes a long time to start, but it is bound to be painful. At this time, you must go to the hospital for **, and do not delay the best ** time.

When you take the relevant ** simple measures, the wound will slowly heal, over time, the original wound will scab over, at this time do not rush to buckle the scab off, to keep it and let it fall off naturally, otherwise it will leave scars and scars.

Regardless of whether the dog scratches it or not, there is no need to get a rabies vaccineThe rabies virus can only exist in the body fluids of the animal, there is no virus on the paws of the animal, and it is quickly inactivated after leaving the body fluids, so the scratch does not need to be vaccinated against rabies, and the rabies virus must be transmitted through the body fluids, such as bite bleeding or skin breaking.

After a kitten or puppy scratches**, it is not certain whether the pet carries the rabies virus, so it needs to be carried out in a timely manner** from a safety point of view. First, the scratched wound is washed with soap and water, and then disinfected with iodophor to avoid bacterial infection.

Rabies vaccine is injected to prevent rabies because even if an animal carries the rabies virus, it is not necessarily a disease, so it is not certain whether it carries rabies from the outside. Although the incidence of rabies is not high, its mortality rate is high, and from the current point of view, there is no effective ** method, and preventing rabies is the best way.

Causes of rabies vaccination to prevent rabies:

There is only one serotype of rabies virus, and the antigenic nature of rabies virus is the same around the world. Anti-rabies virus antibodies can appear in the blood of the human body, which can prevent the direct transmission of the virus among the cells of the poor filial piety, reduce the proliferation of the virus, and at the same time remove the free rabies virus, block the reproduction and spread of the virus, so as to prevent rabies.

Go to the hospital in time for rabies vaccination.

If the dog is vaccinated regularly, then the problem is not particularly serious. If you are scratched by a dog that has not been vaccinated on time, there will be slight bleeding, but it is not much, so you can immediately rinse it with water for 15 minutes.

If you are scratched by a dog, even if it is a small wound, you may be infected with rabies, and at the same time, you can be infected with tetanus, and the wound is easy to suppurate. Patients should ask their doctor for rabies vaccination and tetanus antitoxin vaccination. To find out if the vaccine is effective, the serum anti-rabies antibody level can be checked about half a month after the full course of vaccination.

If serum anti-rabies virus antibodies are negative, a booster of 2 to 3 needles can be given to positively convert the antibodies. Generally speaking, if you have been fully vaccinated with qualified rabies vaccine, especially if rabies does not occur for more than half a month after combined serum, the probability of failure of the rabies vaccine is very small. Generally speaking, the domestic dog is fine, you can wash the wound with soap, and then apply some iodine wine, if you are not at ease, just go to the hospital for an injection to prevent it.