Not everyone bitten by a dog will get rabies, and it is necessary to meet a necessary condition-the dog is in the period of rabies infection. If it can be confirmed that the biting dog does not carry rabies virus and is not in the infectious period, then it is bitten by a healthy dog. Just treat the bitten part according to the severity of the wound, without rabies vaccine, and wait for the wound to recover.
How to deal with a healthy dog bite 1. Stay away from the injured place. Healthy dogs generally don't attack humans at will. Maybe it's because you keep provoking him, preventing him from eating, and the dog protects its cubs. After being bitten, you should stay away from the biting dog immediately and go to a safe place to treat the wound as soon as possible.
Step 2 deal with the wound. Rinse the wound repeatedly with strong soapy water, then rinse thoroughly with large flow of water, then dry the water, and disinfect the wound with 5% iodine or 75% alcohol.
3. See a doctor. If the wound is serious, the dog can't judge whether it is a healthy dog. It is recommended to see a doctor as soon as possible to dress the wound and vaccinate against rabies if necessary to prevent illness and death.
Three days after the dog bit someone, he was still healthy and didn't get an injection. What's wrong? It's nothing.
After being bitten by a dog, put the dog in the place of daily life and closely observe the biting dog. If the dog is still healthy after being bitten for more than ten days and has no symptoms, it means that the dog is healthy, not a rabies dog, and it will be fine without an injection after being bitten, because if it is a rabies dog, it will usually die within 6 days, not more than 10 days.
Four criteria for judging whether dogs have rabies 1. The incubation period of rabies in dogs is usually more than 1 month, and dogs less than one month old usually do not develop rabies.
2, the dog is healthy or sick for more than 10 days, indicating that it is not rabies.
3, the dog is sick, but the time from health to acute symptoms is very fast, not rabies.
Dogs often stumble or walk around, and their heads hit the wall as if they were blind, which may be a sign of canine distemper or other diseases.
Dogs are not rabies if they don't have obvious irritability or often bite people for no reason.
6. During the validity period of rabies vaccine, dogs generally don't get rabies.
Remarks: If you are bitten by your own dog and meet the above six standards, it means that the dog has no rabies and does not need an injection after being bitten.