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Hello doctor . My pet had a fight with a street dog . N he got little bit hurt. I mean tht street dog bite my pet . Wht shall I do now?

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Hi. Wash the wound with any soap in running water. Apply Betadine ointment. Kindly visit a veterinarian tomorrow for post bite Anti rabies vaccination without fail.
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The bite is not deep
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I applied the ointment
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Dr. Tajunnisa M
Did you see blood oozing from wound? Even though annual vaccination is done, post bite vaccination is compulsory. Since it's already been 6 months, I advise you to get post bite antirabies vaccination done.
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No the blood is not oozing
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You can share pictures of wound
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Already 2 rabies done
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This is a category 2 bite and it requires post bite anti rabies vaccination. According to new studies, it's been proved that one or 2 doses are enough if vaccination is done in last 3 months, since it's already been 6 months, it is advisable to get complete vaccination done and definitely there are no side effects instead the antibody titre will be maintained.
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