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My 3 month old kitten scratched me in the knee but it's just a small wound it bleed a little. And I just got my 2 booster shot of Abhayrab on Jan. 22 and Jan. 25 2018. So should I get another injection of rabies vaccine? And my kitten lives outside my house.
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Please For safety Take complete course of Inj rabipur at nearby general physician ie 5 doses as per schedule
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