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Rabbies Vaccine after CAT bite
I have a pet CAT and she has not been given rabbies injection and 1.5 months before it bited me so I took rabbies vaccine injection course in a nearby hospital. But now currently I got again bited by hers accidentally but the blood didn't came out. So do I need to take rabbies vaccine injections again ???
Also after the day of bite from how long can we take rabbies vaccine injection ???
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Hello Sir .. Good to see you on Practo.. Basically rabies spread through mucosa of Dog ..From Cat it's very less or no chances to spread Rabies ..
And already u have completed rabies vaccine course before 1.5 month back..So as per my suggestion did not need to take rabies vaccine..Cat is domestic pet ..Just watch on Cat for Rabid condition
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Watch for your wound
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eat healthy ,
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Since you had been vaccinated with rabies vaccine in last one month u don't need it now.
Next Steps
wash the wound throughly in running water for five to ten minutes and wash it with soap and antiseptic solution
Health Tips
avoid frequent scratch and bite from cat since cat can transmit diseases other than rabies like cat scratch disease , salmonella, hookworm, roundworm etc
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