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Child Bitten By Dog. Anti Rabies Vaccine Taken. Dog Died. Should I Worry?

hi doc, I have a two year old son who was recently bitten by our pet puppy (in his left arm ) we ve got through series of anti rabies vaccine (3 shots already and 2 shots to go for the completion of the anti rabies) just a few hours ago, when my mother woke up she notice that our puppy is already dead... I was kind a form of PANIC! shoud I worry about this incident?
Thu, 19 Jul 2012
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Dear Sir/Madam,
Any dog bite should not be taken lightly. You have to be aware of behavior of your puppy and have information whether puppy goes out? If any recent changes in his activities- like drowsiness, restlessness, salivation etc. We would also like to know when your child was bitten. Please write detail of vaccination to puppy.
In any case, it will be better to consult a local Pediatrician immediately to prevent delay in diagnosis( for puppy) and treatment for your child.
With regards,
Dr Kuldeep
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Child Bitten By Dog. Anti Rabies Vaccine Taken. Dog Died. Should I Worry?

Dear Sir/Madam, Any dog bite should not be taken lightly. You have to be aware of behavior of your puppy and have information whether puppy goes out? If any recent changes in his activities- like drowsiness, restlessness, salivation etc. We would also like to know when your child was bitten. Please write detail of vaccination to puppy. In any case, it will be better to consult a local Pediatrician immediately to prevent delay in diagnosis( for puppy) and treatment for your child. With regards, Dr Kuldeep