The dog scratched it, there was a red mark, and there was a white skin, is it a broken skin?

You rub it with your hands! Basically, this situation can be improved slowly! The fundamental improvement is not to let him eat too salty!

Feed should eat a little better grain-free feed!

A white mark is not considered a broken skin, if you see blood, you should pay attention!! Just like a person, if you scratch hard, you will have skin!

If you are bitten or scratched by rabies, suspected rabies, or an animal that is not sure whether you have rabies, you should go to the rabies exposure clinic for treatment as soon as possible.

The usual process includes: first, fully rinsing to reduce the amount of virus in the wound, and at the same time rinsing with alkaline soapy water, which has a destructive effect on the virus; the second is to infiltrate and inject rabies immune globulin around the wound, which can neutralize the rabies virus at the wound site; The third is to inject rabies vaccine in time to prevent the occurrence of rabies.

First of all, rest assured that if it is a dog raised by yourself, it is good to wash it several times with soap, pay attention to cleanliness, and do not worry. But if it's still a little broken, you have to take a look, after all, bacteria can't be seen or touched.

No, I also have a dog and know several veterinarians.

As long as there is no bleeding problem, in a It is also to watch the dog, it is recommended that you rinse with soapy water I really don't think there is any need for injections!

No bleeding, no need... Wash it thoroughly with soap and alcohol disinfection and rest assured.

First of all, is this dog a domestic or trustworthy dog you know? If that's the case, I've been caught by my dog, not only the red mark but also the broken skin, but the own dogs have been injected into adulthood, don't worry too much, and you don't have a broken skin at all...

If it's a stray dog or an unknown dog in the wild, I personally don't think there's any problem if it's really not broken, but if there is a little bit of rubbing, you have to check it with the relevant departments. . .

I'm also a dog owner, and I've been caught by dogs before, but I've heard from other dog owners that they don't usually go to the hospital for tetanus shots or rabies shots when they're scratched. Because they say that this kind of injection cannot be solved at one time, and it is necessary to take it regularly n times, and it is very troublesome to delay for a long time, and there are many taboos, which is expensive. It's just a few red marks, and I probably wouldn't go personally.

The key, you may be worried that the dog has some diseases or the like, your own dog is naturally reassured, I don't know the dog I know is that as long as the dog does not die of disease for 10 days, it will be fine.

This is my personal experience and advice, you have to decide according to your own situation I hope you get better soon.

It's okay, as long as you don't see blood, it's okay, it's okay to disinfect it with iodine.

Hehe It's okay, you said it was a long print, it's okay, it must be scratched by the claws, it's completely fine, pain is a regular thing, tomorrow you are looking at the wound, if it's swollen, then I'm sorry, I need an injection, if not, I'll get through it, but, there is ***, it may be, first the throat is uncomfortable, then the whole body is uncomfortable, then it is a cough, and finally it is a little fever, as long as it is a few days, it will be gone.

I don't think you need to get vaccinated in this case, just rinse it with plenty of water and apply some alcohol. If you are bitten by a dog, you should get a rabies vaccine immediately. We usually do experiments will always be bitten by mice, this is how the teacher taught us, the teacher said, that little bit of bacteria and viruses in the tap water rinsed quickly disappeared, not to mention that immune cells are vegetarian, the human body is very powerful.

Hehe, it's okay to wash the wound with soap!

I still have to go to the hospital for a check-up.

It depends on whether it is mild or severe!

It's best to go to the hospital to find out.

It's better to check it out.