If you are bitten by a golden bear, you should immediately flush the wound, disinfect it and go to the hospital for a hemorrhagic fever vaccination. If the wound is deep and large, it should also be debrided and injected with tetanus vaccine.
After being bitten by a golden bear, the wound should be rinsed immediately with plenty of running water and soapy water, and then disinfected with the appropriate amount of iodophor cotton balls, and avoid contact with water for the immediate future, so as not to cause the wound to become infected and not heal.
If the wound bitten by the golden bear is deep and large, it should immediately go to the local hospital for debridement and tetanus vaccination.
Hamsters may carry hantavirus, and after the above treatment, they should also be vaccinated against hemorrhagic fever as prescribed by the doctor.
In conclusion, if you are bitten by a golden bear, you must treat the wound in a timely manner and strengthen the care of the wound, timely injection of vaccines, and pay attention to a light diet.