You mentioned that on (June 1), you were scratched by a puppy, and there was absolutely no bleeding. According to World Health Organization (WHO) and national protocols, a minor scratch with no visible bleeding is categorized as a low-risk exposure. Given that you just completed a fresh set of protective booster doses less than 3 weeks ago (May 13), your body is currently operating at peak antibody production.
Next Steps
Because your immune system was fully boosted just a few days prior to this event, you do not need to take any rabies vaccine doses again for yesterday's scratch. Your circulating antibody levels are more than capable of immediately neutralizing any potential risk, and taking extra injections back-to-back offers zero added health benefits.
Health Tips
To structurally review your recent May booster certificates, verify the healing progress of recent puppy scratch, and help you safely manage health-related anxiety around animal contact, please book a full consultation session via my Practo profile."