Summer is hotter, and parents raising pets should be careful to do their summer cooling for dogs, whose temper may get more restless in a very hot environment and may well harm family members. Parents should also learn how to treat wounds, preferably by going to the hospital for treatment at the advice of a doctor.
"My dog was always a good boy, and for some reason, he was so angry, and when he was having fun, he bit my hand out of his skin." In recent days, at the rabies prevention and treatment clinic of the CDC, Ms. Zilong, who had arrived for rabies vaccination, had been unable to speak.
The head of the CDC ' s CDC ' s CDC ' s CDS Section made a presentation that, with the recent increase in temperature, pets such as normally well-behaved cats and dogs have become more aggressive and frequent attacks, and the city has now reached its peak in cat and dog bites. Statistics show that since June there has been a marked increase in data on bites by cats and dogs, with about 5,200 cases of bites by dogs and cats in June alone, and a higher number is expected in July than in June. In this regard, the CDC reminds the public of the need to take care to prevent rabies, whether they are bitten by stray dogs or pet dogs, and to be vaccinated first.
rabies are an infectious disease caused by the infection of humans with rabies, with a death rate of almost 100 per cent and the highest rate of human mortality to date. The typical symptoms of rabies are fever, headaches, fear of water, fear of wind, convulsions on the limbs, larynx spasms, and closed teeth. The emotional instability of animals such as cats and dogs in the summer, coupled with the low wear of people, increases the likelihood of being bitten and scratched, and, if injured by animals with rabies virus, they are vulnerable to rabies.
“In order to avoid rabies, domestic pets are best vaccinated. "The camp cautions that close contact with dogs and cats should be avoided, especially when it comes to street dogs, not to touch them with their hands or kick them, and not to adopt animals such as stray dogs and cats, which are unknown, because they prefer small animals. A person with a pet, when with the pet, tries to wear long pants, not shorts and skirts, and avoid scratches and skin cuts.
Mr. Yin, a citizen with more than a decade of dog-keeping experience, introduced the fact that he could not keep his pets at home in the summer, bathe them more, take them out more, and eat more vegetarian food and drink more when he gets hot, which would help the dog's mood. When citizens take a dog out of the house, they must be tied to ropes and big dogs must wear mouths.
What about scratches and bites?
The expert on urban diseases described the need to treat wounds first and local wounds as early as possible. 20% of soap water (or other weak alkaline cleaners) and a certain pressure flow of water is thoroughly washed and washed for at least 15 minutes to avoid remaining soap or detergents in the wound. 2 to 3 per cent of iodine wine (iodine volts) or 75 per cent of alcohol is rinsed with wounds.
Sutures should be avoided as far as possible, as the condition of the wound permits, and should not be bandaged, with the use of aerobic dressing to cover the surface. If the wound is deep and the contamination is severe, anti-tetanus treatment and the use of antibiotics, as appropriate, are required to control infections other than rabies.
Finally, rabies should be vaccinated in a timely manner and, in case of serious injuries, rabies should be impregnated in the muscles around the wound. It is important to remind you that once a cat or dog bites, even if there is no bleeding, rabies should be administered as soon as possible.