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Incubation period for dog and humans

2025-08-03 05:17:49
Hello sir / mam I have a pet dog he got vaccinated two weeks ago and I was also taking anti rabies vaccine dated 13july - 16 July - 20 July these three I have received the 4th last dose is on 10-8-25 Tetanus i took on 13 July as well On 31st my dog bit me on my lower lip it bled I washed with soap What is the incubation period for dogs and humans to check if dog had rabies as it's a pet dog And I got bite during ongoing vaccination.. Am I at any kind of high risk as I got bite again on my lower lip before my last vaccine which is on 10-8-25
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Dog bite on the lips is considered as risky only. Incubation period is not fixed it may take few days to even years but if you get proper immunity via vaccination then it will protect you. Since you are already in the vaccination schedule, you need to follow the same

Answered2025-08-06 02:43:57

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