Will it make any difference if I postpone the rabies vaccine?

Have an impact. But in general, the problem is not big, and it can be analyzed according to its own specific situation.

First of all, rabies is a known preventable and incurable disease. Attention is an incurable disease! Mortality after illness 100%! !

Now let's talk about whether to fight or not, and when to fight:

1. Cat and dog bites: If it is confirmed that cats and dogs have not been bitten by other crazy animals within half a year, the risk of infection will be directly ruled out. Cats and dogs are vaccinated with rabies vaccine twice or more on time (on time refers to the last rabies vaccine in the last year), which can also be regarded as excluding the possibility of carrying drugs.

2. If you can't meet any of the above exclusion conditions, you will be bitten by a cat or dog 10 days. That is to say, it takes 10 days for sick animals to die or near death. If the cat or dog is still alive and healthy after being bitten for 10 days, then it is judged that the cat or dog is not infected and does not need further treatment. Of course, it is necessary to vaccinate in time before this, otherwise it will be too late to wait for problems with cats and dogs.

3. Cats and dogs lick wounds or mucous membranes. Although there are few cases of infection, the treatment is a bite and cannot be sloppy.

Cats and dogs are unlikely to be infected. If the mental state of cats and dogs is abnormal or the scratched part is close to the head and neck, you can vaccinate first to avoid the problem of replantation, and then determine whether to continue treatment according to the observation method of 10 day. If the scratch position is far away from the head and neck, and the mental state of the cat and dog is normal, it can be observed according to the observation method of 10 day. If cats and dogs show symptoms within 10 days, they can replant.

5. Bite by wild animals, such as wolves and badgers. It's dangerous and must be vaccinated! Domestic animals, such as pigs and horses, should be vaccinated against rabies. If you are bitten by a bat, you can consider vaccination as a preventive measure, but there is no need to panic. The proportion of bats carrying virus in China is very small, and there are almost no cases of infection. Rodents, such as mice and rabbits, have never been infected by people, and they don't need injections when bitten. Bite by birds, reptiles, amphibians, insects, fish, etc. It is unlikely to be infected and does not require vaccination.

6. Note that although the ten-day observation method is absolutely reliable, it is only applicable to cats, dogs and ferrets.

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