1. When exposed or bitten by an animal (rabid or not), wash & flush the wound thoroughly with soap and water then seek medical attention for possible post exposure vaccination and wound care immediately.
2. Consult a veterinarian or trained personnel to observe your pet for 14 days for signs of rabies.
3. Be a Responsible Pet Owner by having your dog vaccinated for anti-rabies. Dog Control (leashing or confinement in the house) and proper care.
4. Consult for Rabies Diagnosis & Surveillance of the area.
5. Mobilize for Community Participation or Networking with all who can have an active involvement in the Rabies prevention and control program in the area. These include government institutions, non-government institutions, civic and religious organizations, schools, local government officials, media, and others (volunteers). From www.doh.gov.ph
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