Does a dog bite necessarily lead to rabies?

Rabies is an acute infectious disease caused by rabies virus. The clinical incidence mainly comes from some animals, especially sick dogs. After biting, the virus is transmitted to the human body, further causing rabies. After rabies occurs, there is no specific treatment plan at this stage, most patients will show clinical death, so rabies is a very dangerous viral infectious disease, and attention should be paid to rabies prevention. After being bitten by a dog, whether it is a domestic pet dog or a stray dog outside, we must pay enough attention to timely wound treatment, strict disinfection, and then regular vaccination, which can effectively prevent rabies. Similarly, for some other animal bites, this operation is also needed to prevent rabies.