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ANSWER: 1. EVEN IF THE WOUND IS SUPERFICIAL, ABRATION PRESENT WASH IT WITH SOAP AND RUNNING TAP WATER FOR ATLEAST 30 MINUTES.
2. AGAIN WASH IT WITH POVIDONE IODINE .
3. DO NOT SUTURE THE SITE OR CLOSE THE SITE WITH GAUZE .
4. RUSH TO THE NEARBY HOSPITAL AND TAKE ANTI -RABIES VACCINE
SCHEDULE - INTRAMUSCULAR INJ. 5 DOSES ON DAYS - 0 3 7 14 28
INTRADERMAL - 0 3 7 28
5. WATCH THE DOG FOR NEXT 10 DAYS AND OBSERVE FOR ANY ABNORMAL ACTIVITIES FOT THE DOG .
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