Do I need to get a shot if I cut my index finger when cutting dog meat?

Raw or cooked?

There are three main ways of transmission of rabies:

1.Infection from being bitten or scratched** by a dog or other animal, or by licking mucous membranes. The rabies virus occurs when it invades nerves through wounds and mucous membranes. This is the main mode of transmission.

2.Accidental stabbing of the hand during slaughtering or skinning causes the disease. According to statistics, among the 86 rabies patients, 78 were bitten and 8 were slaughtered and stabbed by dogs.

3.Gastrointestinal infection. Animals that die of rabies are buried in the ground, frozen in winter, picked up by wild dogs or other animals, eaten meat, and infected with rabies.

Yes, post-bite (post-exposure) prophylaxis. Any suspected exposure to rabies, such as bites, scratches (even minor scratches), breakage**, or licking of mucous membranes by animals such as dogs, cats, foxes, wolves, skunks, raccoons, and vampire bats, including seemingly healthy animals, must be vaccinated.

No bite (pre-exposure) prophylaxis. Workers who are at high risk of bites or have the opportunity to be exposed to the virus in endemic areas, such as veterinarians, animal husbandry managers, animal husbandry personnel, slaughterers, rabies experimenters, vaccine manufacturers, rabies medical personnel, cave workers, as well as people who have frequent contact with other mammals, children in severely affected areas, postmen, and travelers to epidemic areas, should be vaccinated against rabies.

No, you don't. It's not a dog bite, but it should be disinfected to avoid tetanus.

According to your inference, then the dog you eat is problematic!

It is difficult to get swine fever if you don't cut pork, and bird flu if you cut chicken.

When you ask questions, bring your brains with you

When I was working in a dog meat pipe and cutting meat, I accidentally broke my hand and used it to raise seedlings.

It's not a dog that bites you, what kind of injection.

If there is no bleeding, it is enough to wash it vigorously with soap a few times, do not use soap, and it is recommended to see a doctor.

The odds are almost non-existent because rabies is an air-repellent virus.

Rabies vaccination is not required if there is no bleeding If bleeding occurs, a rabies vaccine is required.