Suspected rabies virus exposure during the period of vaccination with the nine-valent vaccine must be vaccinated against rabies immediately and the nine-valent vaccination must be suspended during the period of rabies vaccination. The Septavalent vaccine usually comes in three doses. Rabies vaccination must be given promptly if you are scratched or bitten by an animal, such as a dog or cat, during the period of Septavalent vaccination. Rabies vaccine must be administered at the first opportunity after an exposure occurs to ensure the safety of the organism. Since rabies is preventable and not curable, it must be prevented in a timely manner. The rabies vaccine usually consists of five doses and takes about a month to complete. During the period of rabies vaccination, the nine-valent vaccine should be discontinued to prevent affecting the judgment of which vaccine caused the allergic reaction, and the nine-valent vaccine should be continued at an interval of more than 14 days after the rabies vaccination. For specific precautions for vaccination, consult a medical professional for advice.