Will it be okay if a rabies vaccinated dog bites?

After being bitten by a dog that has been vaccinated against rabies, there is generally no problem, and this type of dog will not be infected with the rabies virus. However, if you have just been vaccinated against rabies, less than a month, it is possible that the vaccine has not yet been used. If a dog carries the rabies virus, it is possible to infect humans, but the probability of such a situation is very low.

After being bitten by a dog that has been vaccinated against rabies, it is mainly recommended to treat the wound, disinfect and bandage, and clarify whether the rabies vaccine is injected in the near future or in the long term. If you have not been vaccinated against rabies recently, you will generally not have the problem of getting rabies.

Yes. Vaccinations should be given. Even healthy dogs or vaccinated dogs should be thoroughly cleaned with plenty of soap and water after biting, and the rabies vaccine should be given intramuscularly for two weeks, and blood should be drawn for rabies antibodies after two weeks.

If the antibody (+) indicates that the first two intramuscular injections have produced an effect, there is no need to continue intramuscular injection; If antibodies are tested (-), a two-dose rabies vaccine should be boosted. It is generally injected intramuscularly into the deltoid muscle of the upper arm, and if there is local pain, it generally does not need to be treated, and can be relieved with a warm towel compress if necessary.

I think that a dog that has been vaccinated against rabies is generally okay if it bites someone, and it is best for the person who has been bitten by a dog to get a shot of rabies vaccine for safety.

It depends on how long it has been fighting? Expired no. If you don't get it. Bit someone. It's gourmet. If the pot is gas. It's going to happen. You'll have to get vaccinated.

A: Although you have been vaccinated against rabies, it is best to go to the hospital to listen to what the doctor says if you bite someone, and it is best to get vaccinated to prevent accidents.

You should still get the rabies vaccine according to the regulations.

If the wound is deep and bleeding a lot, it is recommended to get a rabies vaccination; If you bite only a little bit of skin, rinse it repeatedly with soapy water for 5 to 10 minutes, and you can skip the rabies vaccination.

Regardless of whether the wound is deep or not, it is recommended to rinse immediately with soap and water for five to ten minutes, although the dog has been vaccinated against rabies, but the vaccine is not 100% able to produce antibodies after all, in the case of a deep wound, it is recommended to take the rabies vaccine for its own safety.

Generally, it will be fine, unless it is bitten immediately after the rabies vaccine is injected on the same day, but the rabies vaccine has been given before, so the dog is basically free of rabies.

First of all, the following points must be clarified:

1. Rabies is the rabies virus in the saliva (or nervous tissue) of rabid animals, which enters the human body through the bite wound or mucous membrane to infect people. The route of transmission is mainly bites, and scratches are rare.

2. Rabies in dogs and cats is also transmitted by rabies animals, so pets that have not been bitten by other sick animals will not be infected with rabies.

3. In urban communities where rabies has not occurred for a long time, as long as the owner is responsible and manages the animals well, rabies will generally not be transmitted.