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Quick Answer. The first thing that should be done to treat a mouse bite is cleaning the wound, according to FreeMD. After the wound is properly cleaned and bandaged, the bitten individual should make sure he is up to date on his tetanus shots and keep an eye on the wound for infection. Keep Learning.
Minor animal bites and scratches (those that just break the surface of the skin) can be treated satisfactorily at home. 1  The American Academy of Family Practice (AAFP) recommends the following steps: 2  Wash the bite with soap and water, and rinse well. 3  Apply pressure with a clean towel or cloth to stop the bleeding.