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Having lot of anxiety
Do I need a rabies vaccine if I just fed a kitten ...but next day I noticed a tiny dot sized scab from a wound ...I started imagining that the kitten might have scratched me ...not sure about it...but too much of anxiety n fear ..plz help
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As we don't know when did you feed the kitten and where exactly the wound is because of that won't be able to advise anything.
Wash the wound with soap and water properly.
Apply an antibiotic cream.
Don't over think.
Don't take unnecessary stress.
It's because of your anxiety madam don't over think.
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Not required if your kitten is vaccinated. If not, better to take it to be on safer side. But the risk is low anyway.
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