Many single friends keep dogs at home because they often feel very lonely after work, and most office workers do not live in their hometowns. Nowadays, people have high expectations, but the dogs we raise are usually gifts from colleagues or bought by ourselves. Raising a dog requires attention to many aspects because not only can we get sick, but dogs also have many diseases. Therefore, when first raising a dog, many vaccines need to be administered, especially the rabies vaccine. Many people actually don't understand this and sometimes forget. During the process of raising a dog, sometimes one may accidentally be bitten while feeding or bathing. So, what are the early symptoms of rabies?
    1. Difficulty swallowing and photophobia.

What Are the Early Symptoms of Rabies?

    People with rabies may initially experience difficulty swallowing when eating, and even if they swallow, it is very painful and they may even lose their appetite. Such individuals are extremely sensitive to light, such as sunlight or very bright indoor lighting, and cannot tolerate a noisy or chaotic environment. Sometimes they also have continuous tearing or sweating.
    2. Fever and pain in healing wounds.

What Are the Early Symptoms of Rabies?

    Generally, a low-grade fever appears at first, not very high, followed by intense itching or abnormal sensations around the dog bite wound during healing. Currently, there is no effective clinical treatment for this disease. Therefore, when selecting a dog, we should observe its expression and temperament to see if it is very aggressive. Avoid choosing dogs sold at very cheap prices because these may be sick dogs sold cheaply. We must buy from reputable kennels, ask sellers about dog care and vaccination status, and take the dog for a checkup at a specialized pet hospital.
    If we exhibit the above symptoms, we must promptly see a doctor. Raising a dog is a very good thing; we can consult specialized doctors about what vaccines are needed when first raising a dog. Before all vaccinations are completed, try not to take dogs outside or bathe them.