After being bitten by a golden bear, you need an injection.

No matter whether golden bears have been vaccinated or not, people need to be vaccinated against rabies within 24 hours after being bitten, although golden bears basically do not carry viruses. , but as long as it cannot be proven that the golden bear does not carry rabies virus, you must inject yourself with rabies vaccine. Because the mortality rate of rabies is 100%, it is not recommended to make any meaningless attempts. If exposed to the pathogen, it may be fatal.

In addition, golden bears may also carry tetanus bacilli. If the bite wound is deep and the incision is small, it is a more suitable environment for the growth of tetanus bacilli. It is best to wear a tetanus wound. Cold shot.

What should I do if the golden bear hamster bites people?

Generally, golden bears will not bite people. If they bite, the owner should look for the reason. Golden bears, like most hamsters, are timid if they are not familiar with the environment or the owner. , may bite when scared. It is also possible that the golden bear bit the wrong place because the owner had food on his hand, mistaking his fingers for food.

The golden bear hamster that has just entered the house is prone to biting, so you need to let it rest for a few days without disturbing it. If the golden bear hamster you just bought home bites you, it is because it is not familiar with you yet, is frightened, and is easily agitated. At this time, prepare water and food for it and keep it in the dark for a few days. Don't bother it all the time.

The sudden bite of the golden bear hamster may be because your hands smell and are regarded as food by the golden bear. It is recommended that when hugging a bear, pay attention to its mouth and get out of the way when it opens its mouth.

When bitten by a golden bear hamster, you can flush the wound under the faucet for ten minutes. During this period, keep wiping the wound with soap. After rinsing, apply iodophor for disinfection. If the wound is deep, it is recommended to seek medical attention.