Does vaccination work after 24 hours of injury?

　　In clinical practice, we often encounter patients who say, “It has been more than 24 hours since the dog or cat bite and scratch, is there any use for rabies vaccination?　　I can tell you unequivocally that it is absolutely useful to get the rabies vaccine more than 24 hours later. There is no specific time limit for rabies vaccination, but the sooner you get it, the better. The sooner you get the rabies vaccine, the sooner your body will produce antibodies, and the antibodies will neutralize any virus that may be in your body, so the safer you will be as long as you produce antibodies before the onset of the disease. If you are injured for more than 48 hours, you need to take six shots of the method, that is, the first of five shots to take one more shot.