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Pet Dog bitten
My dog was vaccinated every year, this time he missed it coz he got tick fever. 2days ago he was trying to eat a rubber, I took dat rubber out so he scratched me with his teeth. It didn't bleed. I took a Titanas n a rabis injection. Do I have to take the complete course or one injection will do ?
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Best person to guide is a human doctor as it is related to u but my view is if u have not taken any antirabies yet in life ,go for full course but if taken earlier then one is sufficient. Thanks
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Kindly consult a medical doctor for this but according to me u need to complete the full injection schedule
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Dr. Anoop Kumar Singh
Veterinarian for Small Animals
4 yrs exp
Lucknow
Atleast 3 ARV'S must...
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Dr. Amresh Kumar
Veterinary Physician
12 yrs exp
Patna
Take at least 3 dose of anti rabies injection
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