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Can rabies occur from scratch of chicken nail ? Is chicken carrier of rabies virus?
And the scratch is non bleeding
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Even if bleeding occur after scratch from dog or cat or any other animal it cannot produce rabies. Rabies virus is present in their saliva only. Hence no vaccine is required, only wash them with detol etc.
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Dr. Merlin
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