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**Specialist in Infectious Diseases & Preventive Medicine Opinion:**  **To the Patient:**  Rabies is primarily transmitted through the saliva of infected mammals (e.g., dogs, bats). **Birds like parrots do not carry rabies**, so vaccination is unnecessary in your case.  **Action Steps:**  1. Wound Care:Clean the scratch thoroughly with soap and water, then apply an antiseptic (e.g., betadine) to prevent bacterial infection.  2. Monitor: Watch for signs of infection (redness, swelling, pus). If these occur, consult a doctor for antibiotics.  3. No Rabies Risk:Avoid unnecessary vaccines, as your parrot cannot transmit rabies.  When to Worry: If bitten/scratched by a mammal (especially stray dogs/cats), seek immediate vaccination.  **For Personalized Advice:**  Connect with me to discuss any concerns or unusual symptoms.  **My WhatsApp:** Eight Zero Zero Nine Eight Two One Three Three Two (for direct consultation). 

Parrot  is not rabid. Just clean with anti septic. Go for  it inj in DELTOID reason intramuscular.

You don't need Anti-rabies vaccine.

Yes  , please take the rabies vaccination and complete its schedule Also take tt

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Not required .

Rabies vaccination needed

After parrot scratch, there is more risk of pssitacosis infection, than rabies. If you have initiated vaccine, complete the course. Do you have any swelling or redness over scratch site? If so take antibiotic.

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