Any person can suffer a dog bite from domestic or stray dogs, which carries a risk of rabies if the dog is unvaccinated. The first aid measures include washing the wound with soap and water, applying sterile dressing, controlling any heavy bleeding, and seeking immediate medical care for vaccination and treatment to prevent rabies infection, while also observing the biting dog for 10 days.

2. FIRST AID ON DOG BITE
• Any person can be a victim of dog bite by domestic
dogs or stray dogs.
• A risk of rabies can develop to the victim if the dogs
are not immunized.

3. FIRST AID MEASURE FOR DOG BITE
• Wash the bitten area or wound with
clean running water along with soap.
• Gently press and dry the area with a
clean towel.
• Apply sterile dressing over the wound.
• Control the bleeding if it is severe.

4. • Shift the victim immediately to
the nearest hospital for anti
rabies vaccination and local
transport of the wound.
FIRST AID MEASURE FOR DOG BITE

5. • Observed the bitten dog
also for 10 days for any
deterioration of health.
FIRST AID MEASURE FOR DOG BITE

6. • There is no risk of rabies to the victim if the dog remains
healthy.
FIRST AID MEASURE FOR DOG BITE