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Rabies vaccination
I was vaccinated 5 months ago(last shot date) (5 SHOT PEP COURSE RABIPUR + Tetanus)
4 days ago a kitten while playing bit me playfully
Wound is very small actually it just two dots it drew nearly no blood
Cat is still alive and seems healthy
Is booster recommended
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Booster needs after 90 days of completing primary vaccination. And thereafter every 2 years for further protection
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Not necessarily needed
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