The Japanese flying squirrel generally does not bite unless it feels threatened. Next, we will introduce how to deal with being bitten by a Japanese flying squirrel.

When After being bitten by a Japanese flying squirrel, you should pay attention. Although the Japanese flying squirrel is not poisonous, bacteria will invade from the wound, and it is best to continue disinfection.

Squeeze out the blood from the wound after being bitten, then rinse with clean water, and finally use alcohol to rub the wound. disinfect.