Dr A.K.Gupta's Rabies Academy

25/07/2026

Started the rabies vaccine? Make sure you complete every dose.

Many people take the first injection after a dog bite but don't finish the entire vaccine schedule. Skipping doses can reduce your protection.

In this video, Dr. A.K. Gupta explains:
✔️ The rabies vaccine schedule
✔️ Why every dose is important
✔️ What to do if a dose is delayed
✔️ Common vaccination mistakes to avoid

📢 Share this post with your family and friends. It could help someone complete their treatment on time.

23/07/2026

Parents, please don't ignore even a small dog bite or scratch on your child.

Children are more likely than adults to develop serious complications because:

👶 They are often bitten on the face and neck
🐕 They may hide the bite out of fear
🩸 Their smaller body size can increase the urgency of treatment
⏰ Delaying medical care can have life-threatening consequences

In this video, Dr. A.K. Gupta explains why children need immediate attention after a dog bite and what every parent should do.
Please share this video with other parents. One share could help save a child's life.

22/07/2026

A dog bite on the face or neck is more dangerous than many people realize.

These areas are considered high-risk because they are closer to the brain, making immediate medical evaluation and treatment essential.

In this video, Dr. A.K. Gupta explains:

✔️ Why face and neck bites require urgent attention
✔️ How rabies spreads through the body
✔️ What to do immediately after a bite
✔️ When Rabies Vaccine and RIG may be needed
✔️ Why delaying treatment can be dangerous

Watch the full video and learn what every family should know.
Please share this video with your family and friends. Raising awareness today could help save a life tomorrow.

16/07/2026

A deep dog bite is a medical emergency. Don't wait.

Category III dog bites carry the highest risk of rabies and require immediate wound washing, rabies vaccination, and in many cases, Rabies Immunoglobulin (RIG).

In this video, Dr. A.K. Gupta explains:

✔️ What is a Category III dog bite?
✔️ Which wounds fall under this category
✔️ Why immediate treatment is critical
✔️ When Rabies Vaccine and RIG are required
✔️ How acting quickly can save lives

Please share this video with your family and friends. One share can spread awareness and help prevent a life-threatening disease.

14/07/2026

A minor dog bite or scratch should never be ignored.

Many people believe that only severe dog bites require treatment, but Category II dog bites also require prompt medical attention and rabies vaccination.

In this video, Dr. A.K. Gupta explains:

✔️ What is a Category II dog bite?
✔️ Which bites and scratches fall under this category
✔️ When you should get a rabies vaccine
✔️ First aid after a dog bite
✔️ How timely treatment can prevent rabies
If you found this information useful, share it with your friends and family. Spreading awareness can help prevent life-threatening infections.

12/07/2026

Not every contact with a dog requires a rabies vaccine.

Did you know that touching or feeding a dog, or a lick on healthy, unbroken skin, is classified as Category I exposure and usually does not require rabies vaccination?

In this video, Dr. A.K. Gupta explains:
✅ What Category I exposure means
✅ Common situations that fall under Category I
✅ When you don't need a rabies vaccine
✅ When you should still seek medical advice

Understanding these categories can help you stay informed and avoid unnecessary fear while ensuring you take the right action when needed.
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10/07/2026

Did you know that not every dog bite is treated the same?

Dog bites are classified into Category I, II, and III, and each category has different treatment recommendations. Knowing the difference can help you seek the right medical care at the right time.

In this video, Dr. A.K. Gupta explains:
✔️ The three categories of dog bites
✔️ Which bites require a rabies vaccine
✔️ When emergency treatment is necessary
✔️ What you should do immediately after a bite

Watch the full video and share it with your family and friends. Awareness can save lives.

08/07/2026

A dog bite is never "just a small wound."

Many people wait to see if symptoms appear—but with rabies, waiting can be dangerous.

In this video, Dr. A.K. Gupta explains:
✅ What happens after a dog bite
✅ Early warning signs of rabies
✅ When to get vaccinated
✅ How timely treatment can save lives

Watch the full video, share it with your loved ones, and help spread awareness. One share could help someone make the right decision at the right time.

04/07/2026

I get asked this constantly: "Doctor, I took one rabies vaccine shot, am I safe now?"
The honest answer is no and I want every person reading this to understand why, because this misunderstanding is exactly what puts people at risk.
The rabies vaccine is not a single dose. It works as a schedule, given over several visits, because your body needs that full course to build proper immunity against the virus. Stopping after one shot leaves you only partially protected and with rabies, partial protection is not protection at all. Once symptoms appear, there is no treatment. None.
In this video, I explain exactly how many doses you need, why the schedule matters as much as the vaccine itself, and what happens if you skip or delay a dose.
Please don't assume one shot is enough. Watch this before you decide your vaccination is complete.
Tag someone who recently started their rabies vaccine course.
Not sure how many doses you've had or need? Ask me in the comments I read and reply personally.
Share this. Someone stopping too early is a mistake I'd rather prevent than treat.

04/07/2026