What to do if a child is bitten by a teddy dog ​​and bleeds

If a child is bitten by a teddy dog ​​and bleeds, the wound should be disinfected as soon as possible. First, wash the wound with soapy water for more than 15 minutes until the wound turns white. Don't be afraid of pain! At the same time, squeeze out some blood around the bleeding wound to bring out the pathogenic bacteria through bleeding, then repeatedly apply iodine and medicinal alcohol and disinfect 2-3 times until the bleeding stops naturally. Do not bandage the wound and leave it fully exposed. If you are unsure about your dog's health and vaccination status, a rabies vaccine should be administered as soon as possible.