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Got bit by our house dog. sprayed disinfectant on it. could be infected? bit of a bump
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Dogbites: by a known disease-free Dog are usually well cared for with soap, water and topical antibiotic creams as necessary. An exam by your Family Doctor will be necessary if your symptoms linger, change or worsen
Answered 6/8/2014
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