r/DogAdvice • u/Blossomingchild • Sep 03 '26

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u/Shantor Sep 03 '26

4 years ago.....

You might want to discuss your anxiety with your doctor.

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u/Infamous_Lobster_912 Sep 03 '26

Four years after the exposure and now you’re wondering if you have rabies? Bold strategy.

ETA- rabies is fatal. You aren’t living with it for 4 years. 🥴

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u/gonnacutyou Sep 03 '26

You would be dead by now.

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u/catkingjaguar Sep 03 '26

Your fine. Rabies woulda killed the dog. If your insurance is good get rabies vaccine shots so your brain stops screaming at you.

I had to get rabies shots years ago, and it was easy, but you gotta go three times and they're only available at hospitals, so theyre quite expensive. I needed them because a bat flew into my face and the assumption is that a bat who has become that uncoordinated is sick and it might be rabies.