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A rabies vaccination is a critical medical intervention used to prevent a fatal viral infection typically transmitted through animal bites or scratches. It is given either as a preventative series (pre-exposure) or as an urgent emergency treatment (post-exposure) following contact with a potentially rabid animal like a bat, skunk, or raccoon.
A rabies vaccination is a critical medical intervention used to prevent a fatal viral infection typically transmitted through animal bites or scratches. It is given either as a preventative series (pre-exposure) or as an urgent emergency treatment (post-exposure) following contact with a potentially rabid animal like a bat, skunk, or raccoon.