what kind of contact do you have?
1
Touching or feeding licked skin
No broken skin
Category 1 - Low Risk
Wash the area with soap and water. Vaccine is generally not required, but message us if you're unsure
2
Minor scratch or nibble
No bleeding, skin not broken through
Category 2 - moderate Risk
Wash immedietly for 15 minutes with soap and water, then start the vaccine (VAR) series as soon as possible
3
Bite, deep scratch or open wound
Bleeding or licked on broken skin
Category 3 - high Risk
Wash immedietly for 15, then seek urgent treatment - you likely need both VAR and SAR. Message us now.
What Is Rabies?
Rabies is a serious viral infection that spreads through the saliva of infected animals, most commonly through bites or scratches. Without prompt medical treatment, rabies is almost always fatal once symptoms develop. Seeking immediate medical care and receiving a rabies vaccine after exposure can significantly reduce the risk of infection.
Who Needs a Rabies Vaccine?
Animal Bite Victims
Dog bites
Monkey bites
Cat scratches
Bat exposure
Wild animal bites
Travelers visiting Bali
Travelers planning
outdoor activities
Surfers
Hikers
Temple visitors
Long-term visitors
Digital nomads
People at higher occupational risk
Veterinarians
Animal rescuers
Wildlife workers
Pet handlers
Our Rabies Vaccination Services
Why Choose Reset Room Bali
1. Expert Medical Care
Our experienced medical team administers the Speeda vaccine, a next-generation, highly purified rabies vaccine developed using advanced Vero cell technology.
2. Fast & Reliable Treatment
Whether you need pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) before your travels or urgent post-exposure treatment after a potential rabies exposure, our team is ready to provide prompt medical care.
3. Safe & Trusted Care
Your safety is our priority. We adhere to strict international standards for vaccine storage, handling, and administration to ensure safe and effective treatment.
VAR vs SAR: What's the Difference
Post-exposure treatment may include one or both of these, depending on the nature of your exposure. Your doctor will determine the appropriate treatment after assessing your wound.
*Standard 5-dose schedule for patients with no prior rabies vaccination. Previously vaccinated patients typically need only 2 booster doses, 3 days apart.
Your 28-day vaccine timeline
If you haven't been vaccinated against rabies before, you'll typically need a series of doses over 28 days. Each dose is essential for optimal protection, and we'll help you schedule your appointments around your travel plans.
D0
D3
D7
D14
D28
DAY 0
First Dose SAR
DAY 3
Second Dose
DAY 7
Third Dose
DAY 14
Fourth Dose
DAY 28
Final Dose
WHAT OUR CLIENTS SAY
FRESH
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MINESH
I love that Reset Room offers such a wide range of services,from bloodwork and IV drips to targeted therapies for hydration, Bali Belly, and overall energy. It’s not just about recovery, it’s about prevention and staying at your best.
TESTIMONIALS
FAQ
Q: Do I need a rabies vaccine for a monkey bite or cat scratch?
A: Yes. Dogs, cats, monkeys, and bats can all carry and transmit rabies. Any bite or scratch that breaks the skin should be assessed as soon as possible, even if it looks minor.
Q: What's the difference between VAR and SAR?
A: VAR trains your own immune system over several doses. SAR gives you ready-made antibodies immediately at the wound site and is used for higher-risk Category III exposures. See the comparison above.
Q: Can I get vaccinated if I'm pregnant or traveling with children?
A: Yes. Rabies is fatal once symptoms appear, so post-exposure treatment is recommended regardless of pregnancy or age. We treat pregnant women and children regularly.
Q: Do you offer home visits for rabies treatment?
A: Yes. A nurse or doctor can come to your villa or hotel across South Bali for assessment and treatment.
