Wound treatment steps:

1. Observe the wound. Simple tooth marks or scratches do not need to be treated. If the wound bleeds, it needs to be treated in time;

2. If the wound bleeds, as long as it doesn’t bleed too much, don’t rush to stop the bleeding. You can also squeeze the bleeding from the proximal end to the wound, because the flowing blood can take away the dog’s saliva remaining in the wound, which will naturally play a role. Certain disinfection effect;

3. Use 20% soapy water and flowing water with a certain pressure to rinse alternately for more than 15 minutes;

4. Use 2%-3% iodophor and 75% alcohol alternately to wipe the wound repeatedly for disinfection;

5. After cleaning and disinfection, the wound does not need to be bandaged and can be left exposed. If the wound requires suturing, the number of stitches should be minimized.

Note:

1. After being bitten by a vaccinated dog, the offending dog can be quarantined and observed for 10 days. If the dog remains healthy during the observation period, or the animal is confirmed to be rabies negative by a reliable laboratory using correct diagnostic technology, it can Stop treatment.

2. If the cat or dog dies during the observation period, the person can receive the rabies vaccine, instead of having to inject the vaccine within 24 hours of being bitten.

3. If you are bitten by a strange dog, you should go to a nearby hospital or health and epidemic prevention station as soon as possible to receive a rabies vaccine injection.

Only a few days before the dog dies is the infectious period of rabies, and being bitten is dangerous

The offending dog will be quarantined and observed for 10 days. If it remains healthy during the observation period, treatment can be stopped.