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1y/o daughter licked by in-laws dog. some face contact. should we see our pediatrician? i assume dog caught up on shots, but will ask if necessary.
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Very low risk: encounter.Unless there was a bite or skin broken there is very little risk.
Answered 8/6/2017
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