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How long would it take infection from a cat bite to develop. my 4yo was bitten 2 days ago and it looks ok. just a little pain if i ask and light pink.
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Cat bite: It is highly likely that cat bites can get infected so easily. You need to see his doctor to see if antibiotics is needed
Answered 2/12/2015
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