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The Animal Bite Service provides specialized care and treatment for injuries caused by animal bites. Our team is equipped to manage symptoms such as pain, swelling, and potential infections, ensuring your safety and comfort. This is an emergency service, so you may proceed immediately after checkout for prompt care.
The estimated starting cost is ₱800, but it may go up to ₱13,000 depending on the severity of the bite and your vaccination history.
You will be assessed by a nurse or physician based on the severity of your animal bite. Depending on the evaluation, the following vaccines or treatments may be administered:
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Yes. You should get an anti-rabies vaccine after any dog bite, even a minor one. Rabies is almost always fatal once symptoms appear, and the vaccine is the most effective way to prevent it.
Read MoreAn average of 300 to 400 Filipinos die of rabies each year, according to the Philippine News Agency. Around 4 million animal bite cases are also recorded annually, making rabies a serious health risk in the Philippines.
Read MoreYes. You can get rabies from a scratch or a lick on broken skin, not just a bite. The rabies virus spreads through an infected animal's saliva, which can enter your body through any open wound.
Read MoreIn the Philippines, dogs are the main source of rabies. Cats, bats, monkeys, and other mammals can also transmit the virus. Any mammal bite or scratch should be checked by a doctor.
Read MoreWash the dog bite wound thoroughly with soap and running water right away. Then go to an animal bite center or clinic for assessment and anti-rabies vaccination. Don't wait for symptoms to appear.
Read MoreEarly signs of rabies in humans include fever, tiredness, and irritability. Later symptoms include seizures, hallucinations, and paralysis. Rabies symptoms can take days, weeks, or even months to appear after an animal bite.
Read MoreMost people tolerate the anti-rabies vaccine well. Common side effects include mild swelling, soreness, or itching at the injection site, along with occasional headache or nausea. These usually go away on their own.
Read MoreHati Health is your digital health companion that connects you with trusted clinics and doctors across the Philippines. We make booking appointments and accessing healthcare simple and convenient, all through our growing network of 100+ partners.
Read MoreWe work with a growing network of trusted clinics nationwide, making it convenient to find quality care wherever you are. Just share what service you need and your location—we'll show you all the available options nearby.
Read MoreHati Health is for everyone — women, men, and all genders, from children to adults. We cover a wide range of health needs, from diagnostics and vaccines to women's health, men's health, sexual health, and family care.
Read MoreWe offer flexible payment options including GCash, credit/debit cards, and bank transfers, with installment plans through BillEase and GoTyme. While we don't accept insurance yet, our affordable prices are often lower than HMO networks, and we're working on future partnerships.
Read MoreYou can reach us through our support chat on the website, Messenger or email us at [email protected]. Our team is here to assist you.
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