If you are bitten by your own dog and bleed, we need to judge whether you need a rabies vaccine based on the actual situation. If your pet receives regular injections and has no contact with the outside world, it generally does not need injections. If the pet’s safety is unknown, it is best to get an injection.

1. Rabies vaccination is not required in the following situations:

If the pet is regularly vaccinated against rabies and has no contact with wild animals outside during the period of keeping the pet If the pet dog has had any contact, has not been bitten by another dog with rabies, is in a good mental state, and has no convulsions and loss of appetite, then it can basically be determined that the pet dog has not acquired the source of the rabies virus. In this case, the pet dog is bitten by your own dog Dog bites do not require rabies vaccinations. Or if you have already received rabies vaccine and are still in the immunity period (usually 3-6 months), you do not need to be vaccinated again.

2. Rabies vaccination is required in the following situations:

If it is not possible to determine whether your dog carries rabies virus through effective means, then the owner needs to take corresponding measures , first clean up the dog’s saliva around the wound, then rinse it with water, and then inject rabies vaccine and immune globulin.