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Should i use hydrogen peroxide to clean this cat bite?
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Soap: Cat bites can easily become infected. Recommend cleaning and drying the wound. Would have it medically evaluated. Tetanus shot and antibiotics are sometimes indicated. Observe for signs of infection.
Answered 1/29/2013
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