Since you have already completed a full course of intradermal anti rabies vaccination recently, your body should have developed protective antibodies against rabies. In such cases, if a new bite occurs within a short period after completing the course, usually only booster doses are considered. Rabies is caused by the virus responsible for the disease Rabies, and protection is provided by the Rabies Vaccine.
Because your last vaccine dose was quite recent and the bite occurred about 30 days later, you are still likely to have protective immunity.
Next Steps
For a new dog bite after completing a full course of Rabies Vaccine, the usual recommendation is two booster doses of Rabies Vaccine on day 0 and day 3.
Rabies Immunoglobulin is not required in previously vaccinated individuals.
Also make sure the wound is washed thoroughly with soap and running water for at least 15 minutes and apply an antiseptic such as Povidone Iodine.
If the dog can be observed, watch the animal for 10 days if possible.
Health Tips
Always wash animal bite wounds immediately with soap and water as this significantly reduces the risk of Rabies infection.
Avoid provoking animals and maintain distance from stray dogs.
Keep a record of all vaccination dates for future reference.
If you want, you can also book an online consultation and share details of the bite such as whether there was bleeding or skin break so I can guide you more precisely about whether boosters are required in your situation.