To prevent rabies, pets must be vaccinated

Dogs and cats must be vaccinated regularly, and animals must be vaccinated against rabies at regular animal husbandry and veterinary departments at all levels. Try to avoid contact between domestic pets and stray animals, and do not keep stray animals as pets at will. Strict management of pets can effectively prevent rabies infection.

To prevent rabies, it is necessary to treat the wound correctly

It is very important to treat the wound correctly. After being bitten by a cat or dog, the wound should be washed immediately. If the wound is small and shallow and there is no bleeding, you can wash the wound with tap water or soapy water for at least 30 minutes to flush out any viruses that may have entered the wound.

To prevent rabies, seek medical treatment promptly

The main cause of rabies is bites from cats and dogs, so when this happens, attention must be paid. After being bitten or after treating the wound, the rabies vaccine must be injected promptly, and the vaccine must be injected according to regulations throughout the process. Because once the disease occurs, there is no way to treat it, and the mortality rate is close to 100%.

To prevent rabies, reduce contact

Stray dogs are the main way to spread rabies. Traces of stray dogs can be found in every corner of the city. Don't be tempted to touch stray cats and dogs when you see them outside. You may get hurt if you are not careful. The bites they bite can be big or small. Humans still lack effective treatment methods for rabies, so try to avoid contact with stray cats and dogs.