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Coyote Bite: Immediate Medical Care and Rabies Prevention
Seek immediate medical attention for any coyote bite. A healthcare professional will:
- Assess wound severity
- Prescribe antibiotics if deep or showing infection signs
- Evaluate rabies risk—vaccination may be recommended if the coyote is suspected of having rabies
Coyotes can carry rabies. Post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) is highly effective if started promptly. Report the bite to local animal control/health department for risk assessment.
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