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Bitten or Scratched by an Animal? SPKC Reminds You What to Do in Case of Rabies Risk
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If a person has been bitten or scratched by an animal possibly infected with rabies, or if its saliva has come into contact with damaged skin or mucous membranes, medical assistance should be sought immediately, according to the Center for Disease Prevention and Control (CDC).
If a person has been bitten or scratched by an animal possibly infected with rabies, or if its saliva has come into contact with damaged skin or mucous membranes, medical assistance should be sought immediately, according to the Center for Disease Prevention and Control (CDC).
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