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Dr. Priyanka Bhukya has written a great answer, and yes, you should definitely get vaccinated.

Thank you for sharing this — your concern is completely valid, and it's good that you're being cautious. Here's the clear medical perspective: Even if there’s no visible wound, rabies virus can transmit through saliva contact with skin — especially if: There's any micro-abrasion (not visible) The dog is unvaccinated or stray You're not sure if the dog's behavior was normal > WHO classifies this as Category II exposure: 👉 Contact with a suspected rabid animal with minor scratches or nibbles on intact skin — vaccination recommended.

Even if there is no scratch or bite marks. Its always safer to get vaccination

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Dear Practo User thanks for sending across your query. Even without visible injury, a dog bite—especially from a street dog—can pose a rabies risk. It's safest to start post-exposure rabies vaccination. Early action prevents future complications. Book a consult to assess and guide vaccination schedule properly.

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Dont waste time. Go and start ARV. Its risk to wait and hear others suggestion. Strat arv rt now

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No matter what you should get the Anti Rabies vaccine 4 doses on Day 0, 3, 7, 28 of dog bite . If you didn't take , Take as soon as possible. We categorise dog bite based on the wound Yours comes under Category 2 If bleeding occurs it becomes  category 3 Which requires immunoglobulin along with Anti rabies vaccination. So Take ARV immediately based on the schedule I given above.since rabies has no cure, Don't take risk.