If you are bitten by your own dog and bleed, you need to get vaccinated. Because the rabies virus is transmitted through saliva and blood, it is best to get vaccinated if you are bitten and bleed by a dog. You must first wash the wound, squeeze out the blood, and then Apply iodine to disinfect. If you don’t want to vaccinate, you can observe the dog for ten days. If the dog shows no abnormality after ten days, it will be fine. If the dog shows fear of water, light, abnormal mood, etc. after ten days, it is best to go to the hospital for vaccination immediately.
Care Hacks
Sep 11,2025
Do I need to get vaccinated if I am bitten by my own dog and bleed?
Sarah Johnson
Healthcare Technology Correspondent

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