Advised to clean the area thoroughly with soap and water to reduce the risk of infection. If the abrasion is open or appears contaminated, antiseptic application is recommended. If you have seen presence of rat or and if you have habbit of sleeping on the floor, a physical examination and should be assessed for potential exposure to rat-borne diseases like leptospirosis, rat-bite fever, and rabies, even though rabies transmission from rodents is extremely rare. Antibiotics to prevent suspecing infection may be considered in if rat bite or bat bite is highly suspected and tetanus immunization should be updated if not current. (and further rabies vaccination may not be needed but TT if not taken along with last Dog bite history, then should be taken)
Next Steps
Monitor for symptoms like fever, redness, swelling, or systemic signs of infection and seek medical attention promptly if they occur.