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✔ 1. Immediate Wound Care (Most Important) Wash with: • Soap and running water for 15 minutes • Apply povidone iodine This step reduces rabies risk significantly. ⸻ ✔ 2. Observe the Animal (If Possible) If pet: • Remains healthy for 10 days → No concern. If stray and cannot be observed → risk assessment depends on exposure category. ⸻ ✔ 3. When Booster May Be Considered If: • Deep wound • Bleeding • Bat exposure • High-risk animal behaving abnormally Then consult doctor for evaluation. But based on: • Booster 1 month ago • Minor scratch

✔ Recent booster gives strong protection ✔ Do not panic after every minor scratch ✔ Always wash wounds thoroughly ✔ Avoid unnecessary repeated vaccination ✔ Keep pets vaccinated regularly If you can clarify whether the scratch broke the skin and what animal caused it, I can give you a precise category-based recommendation. For complete peace of mind and proper exposure classification, consider booking a quick online consultation so we can confirm whether absolutely no further dose is needed.