For healthy people, eggs can be eaten with rabies vaccination. Eggs are rich in protein and other nutrients that do not adversely affect the preventive effect of the rabies vaccine, and there are no medical reports that prove that eggs should not be eaten after rabies vaccination. However, it should be noted that people with previous allergies to eggs should avoid eating eggs after rabies vaccination. Some people may experience adverse reactions to the rabies vaccine, such as itchy skin and rashes, and people who are allergic to eggs may experience similar allergic symptoms if they eat eggs at this time. For normal people, that is, those who are not allergic to eggs, rabies vaccination should be actively administered after being bitten by an animal such as a dog or cat. Before and after the rabies vaccination, pay attention to a light diet, avoid spicy, stimulating and greasy food, avoid strenuous exercise, keep the vaccination site clean and dry, and prohibit smoking and alcohol. If you are suffering from other diseases and need to take medicines at the same time, you should consult a specialist to avoid adverse reactions after vaccination.