Cauliflowers are yellow, dogs are crazy

The weather is getting warmer in spring

Cats and dogs are in estrus and have bad tempers

Be careful when interacting with cute pets. More scientific prevention is needed!

Which animals can spread the disease? What about rabies?

Dogs, cats, and wild/stray carnivorous mammals, such as wolves, foxes, badgers, bats, etc., may be bitten by these animals at a high risk of transmitting rabies, and rabies post-exposure procedures are required. Disposal.

Non-mammals, such as poultry, cold-blooded animals, insects, etc. do not transmit rabies.

Being scratched by animals! , bite, what should I do?

1. If there is a rabies exposure prevention and treatment clinic nearby, you should seek medical treatment immediately.

2. If you are far from a rabies exposure prevention and treatment clinic, you can first wash the wound with flowing water and soapy water under a certain pressure for about 15 minutes.

3. Even if you have treated the wound yourself, you should seek medical treatment as soon as possible.

4. Domestic pets may also get sick from scratches and bites, so never ignore the risks!

5. Slaughtering and skinning animals carrying rabies may occasionally cause infection.

6. What is more important to note is that everyone can get the rabies vaccine, and there are no contraindications to vaccination after exposure! In case of high-risk exposure, it is not recommended to refuse vaccination due to pregnancy or breastfeeding.

Under what circumstances should rabies vaccine and immune globulin be administered?

If you are engaged in slaughtering, field work, veterinary medicine, rabies diagnosis and treatment, epidemic response, etc., or plan to travel to countries and regions with high risk of rabies epidemics, it is best to receive preventive rabies vaccination (pre-exposure immunity).