Situations in which rabies vaccination is required for dog claw injuries:

1. There are teeth marks on the skin but no bleeding. If you are scratched by a puppy but there is no bleeding and only impression marks, it is a grade II injury. Although the bleeding is not visible to the naked eye, you should not be careless. It cannot be ruled out that the skin and mucous membranes have ruptured, and the rabies virus will pass through. The ulcerated wound enters the body, so it still needs to be actively disinfected with alcohol and vaccinated against rabies.

2. The damaged skin was licked by the puppy. We all know that it is difficult for viruses to enter the body from intact skin, but if there are already skin lesions, the rabies virus may invade the body along this part, so although it is not scratched by a puppy Skin, but if the puppy's saliva comes into contact with the damaged area, rabies vaccination is also required.

3. Being bitten or scratched. This is a grade III injury. The situation is relatively serious. At this time, the bite wound needs to be treated immediately, and a passive rabies immune preparation should be injected, followed by rabies vaccination on time. If necessary, the wound should also be vaccinated against rabies.

Dog claw injuriesThings to note:

1. After being bitten, you should immediately use 20% soapy water and Wash the wound repeatedly and alternately with tap water for more than 20 minutes, while forcefully squeezing out the blood from the wound and surrounding tissues.

2. If the bite is severe and you cannot handle it yourself, you need to go to the hospital for cleaning and disinfection, and infiltrate and inject rabies immune globulin around the wound.

3. Then go to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention or a community hospital to receive the rabies vaccine. Do not drink alcohol or strong tea during the vaccination period.