Is it really a dog s mouth that turns black when the place bitten by a dog with rice is not clean?

You yourself say it's a dog's mouth, why don't you want to think that a dog's mouth can do him. Is it clean?!

Don't target dogs, it's best to disinfect everything that is broken.

Consider the symptoms of darkening caused by pigmentation caused by your insect bite dermatitis.

Guidance: It is recommended that you apply aloe vera gel**, reduce sun exposure and go to the hospital**department for diagnosis**.

The rabies vaccine must be given within 24 hours, as long as it is vaccinated, it will be fine.

If you have anything to do, you have to get a rabies vaccine.

You're not talking nonsense, but it may be blood, and I recommend going to the hospital.

Of course, there is something, hurry up and go to the hospital to see.

No, any animal's saliva has a detoxification and bacteria prevention effect, only the virus on the teeth bites your foot and will directly enter the bloodstream and cause rabies... Don't worry about it, go to the hospital for a check-up.

Don't worry, no, just go to the hospital and get vaccinated.

I think it's best to go to the hospital just in case.

There are no viruses, there may be parasites.

Dizzy, where did this come from? . . Go to the beauty department and ask for it, it's more reliable.

Now the key is to get vaccinated!

The problem is that people do all this stupid way.

Wipe it with alcohol, if it hurts, it is bitten, and you must get a rabies vaccine.

The dog's bite wound is red, okay, big brother. Apparently not.

If there is no bleeding, it is not serious, and it should be rinsed with soapy water at that time.

If you want to be on the safe side, go to the pharmacy and buy a bottle of fast spray a few times.

Of course, if you know the owner of the dog, you can ask him to take you to the hospital

If you don't have a wound, you'll be fine, and if you break the skin, you have to get a rabies vaccine.

First of all, you have to see if the skin is broken.

Secondly, if the skin is broken and bleeding, it is best to get a rabies vaccine.

That's fine, if the skin is broken, the tooth marks have to be injected.

You won't get rabies.

In fact, there are not as many dogs carrying the virus as you think.

And as long as your dog has been vaccinated.

And clean and hygienic.

The number of cases of carrying the virus is almost zero.

And generally speaking, the virus is vector-borne through broken **, and there is no broken skin in your gums.

And there is no such thing as a dog biting your skin.

So don't worry.

You're completely scaring yourself.