10 situations do not require rabies vaccination:

1. Observe the wound. You can observe the wound yourself to see if there is clear trauma. If the integrity of the skin is good, there is no need to inject rabies vaccine. You should pay attention to the fact that there is no skin damage.

2. The dog at home has been vaccinated against rabies. If you keep a dog at home, if the dog is vaccinated against rabies every year, then if it is bitten by the dog at home, you do not need to be vaccinated against rabies.

3. Rabies vaccination is not required after being bitten by rabbits, poultry, fish, insects, etc.

4. Dogs need to be vaccinated more than 2 times but need to be observed for 10 days. Whether the dog at home has been vaccinated? If the dog at home has been vaccinated more than twice regularly, it can temporarily pass the 10 observation method, but you can also go to the hospital for a check-up.

5. Have been fully vaccinated and have not been exposed within six months. If you are fully vaccinated against rabies and are bitten again within 6 months, you do not need to get rabies vaccine, but you still need to treat the bitten part, which needs attention.

6. The dog at home has not been vaccinated against rabies but has not been exposed to other stray dogs. If you are bitten by a dog at home, and your dog has not been vaccinated against rabies, then you need to pay attention. If the dog has not been in contact with other stray dogs, you can get rabies vaccine first, but the 10-day observation method It is necessary to know, but please do not misunderstand the ten-day observation method. If the dog is healthy within 10 days, you do not need to inject the remaining vaccines.

7. Cats and dogs are not sick or have abnormal behavior. You should pay attention to whether the cats and dogs in your home behave abnormally. If they are not sick or behave abnormally, but they behave like this just because you are teasing them or they are protecting their food.

8. If you are exposed again within three months after being fully vaccinated against rabies, you do not need to get rabies vaccine.

9. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention informed that there was no local rabies outbreak this year. Pay attention to the local Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. You can pay attention to the fact that the CDC tells you that there is no local rabies this year.

10. Level I rabies exposure: Although bitten or caught by dogs, cats and other animals that may carry rabies virus, the skin and mucous membranes are intact, that is, the skin is broken but there is no bleeding, and alcohol disinfection does not If you experience pain, you are considered to be exposed to rabies level I and do not require rabies vaccination.