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How often do vets get anti rabies shots?
Considering that vets get bitten and scratched so often, do they take a booster dose after each accident? How many vaccines in a year? Or do they take just one shot and the next shot next year - between this period all bites are taken care of ?
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HELLO, VETANARY DOCTOR CAN GIVE YOU HOW MANY DOSES OF VACCINATION, AT WHAT INTEVAL SHOULD BE GIVEN TO YOUR PET. IF YOUR PET IS PROPERLY VACCINATED NO NEED TO TAKE IS SMALL ACCIDENTAL SCRATCH. IF A BITE IS THEIR GO FOR INJ T.T ONE AMPLE IM STATE. TAKE CAER NO OTHER DOG BITEYOUR PET. IF A MAJOR WOUND IS THEIR TAKE THREE DOSES OF VACCINATION IE, INJECTABLE RUBIPUR, OR VERORAB SUBCUTANEOUS IN HAND DELTOID REGION.   WASH THE WOUND WITH LIFEBOY SOAP AGAIN N AGAIN. IT CONTAINS CARBOLIC ACID WHICH DECREASE THE AMOUNT OF INFECTION. O.K, BYE.
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