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new guidelines by WHO
FOUR DOSES ON 0,3, 7, 28 . than two booster
first on six months
second on one year.
in between first four if some things happen nothing is required.
after four if anything happens go for two booster dose.

No. It doesn't transmit through touching things. Moreover it has been 7 years ,he would have died if he had rabies.

If you took full vaccination within 3 months of the bite, you do not need any vaccination, otherwise you should take two booster doses (day 0 and 3).

You may consider getting a hearing evaluation in detail. Audio gram and impedance. Pls share at email

I am sorry to hear about your concern but will be happy to assist you.
Hearing loss is a common problem caused by loud noise, aging, disease, and genetic variations.
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The Rabies infection is caused when the secretions of animal are passed on to human being through open wound under the skin or into blood by injury like a bite. The animal here is suspected when animal which is confirmed with rabies, or animal is unwell, dies or disappears within 10 days or animal in streets not possible to trace bites or passes on secretions into open skin. During any doubt it is better to consult local doctor giving proper details. In this case just sniffing, touching pant eve...more

Lung congestion, also known as pulmonary edema, occurs when there is an abnormal accumulation of fluid in the lungs. It can be a serious condition and may require immediate veterinary attention. If you suspect your dog has lung congestion, it's important to consult with a veterinarian for a proper diagnosis and treatment plan.
Ensure your dog gets plenty of rest in a calm and quiet environment. Stress and physical exertion can worsen respiratory distress, so it's important to keep your dog a...more

According to new regime by who only four dose is 0 3 7 28.
No five dose.
If minor exposure is there now, you need nothing as you r under vaccine coverage.

No, no,no, not at all.
There is no chances of rabies transmission according to history.
No need to take rabies vaccination.
Be relax fully.

That is probably not a cut. It would have been a good idea if you had shown your foot that time to a physician. Not every dog is a rabid dog so don't worry a lot. If there was any history of that dog dying then maybe you need to think about it. Your case seems like a cat 1 wound which does not require any vaccine and only washing and application of an antiseptic would suffice which you had already done.