Rabies is an acute infectious disease of humans and animals caused by rabies virus. With the increasing number of pets, the phenomenon of being bitten and scratched by pets is on the rise, and timely rabies vaccination is needed to prevent rabies. After rabies vaccination, you should eat a light diet, enhance nutrition, avoid stimulating food and alcohol. After the vaccine is injected into the body, the immune system will be stimulated to produce the corresponding antibodies, and the immune function is relatively disordered at this time. Avoid stimulating foods and allergy-prone foods, such as strong tea, coffee, chili pepper, pepper, ginger, seafood, etc. Do not drink alcohol, as it may affect the effectiveness of the vaccine, speed up blood circulation and drive the speed of toxins running in the body. Avoid the use of hormonal as well as immunological preparations of biological products, which may affect antibody production. Patients after rabies vaccination may consume a light and easily digestible diet high in vitamins and protein, such as apples and oranges. Maintain adequate rest, a stable mind, avoid strenuous exercise, keep the injection site clean, and promptly check whether rabies antibodies are produced to avoid rabies infection.