For rabies vaccination after a dog bite, you can go to your local CDC or to a local medical unit that can vaccinate your child. Most local vaccination stations are able to administer rabies vaccine. Large local hospitals may arrange rabies vaccination sites in the emergency department or certain departments, just ask at the appropriate medical unit. Larger hospitals may not have rabies vaccinations associated with them, but you can still ask. If you want a higher probability, you can go to a local unit that can administer the vaccine, as long as it is available, rabies vaccine as one of the more commonly used ones will be available. If the wound is more obvious and requires surgical treatment, it is best to go to the hospital. After being bitten by a dog to go to the injection, mainly refers to the rabies vaccine, if there is obvious bleeding, it is likely that you also need to inject rabies human immunoglobulin or serum, this time to be able to inject the vaccine units or hospitals can be.