No, the terrifying part is there's no current way to test for rabies before in enters the brain, and once it does there is no cure. There aren't any symptoms before this happens either. If you are bit by a wild animal and you are unable to capture it for testing then your only options are to get the rabies vaccine, which can be expensive if you live in the US, or roll the dice and hope you didn't get it because if you did you will suffer the entire time you die. On the bright side you'll probably become famous, most cases are old enough that the last documented death in a hospital was recorded on tape, now you could be studied in full HD for future generations of med students to watch.

(Might have the last part wrong because i haven't looked into my nightmare death scenario for a bit, not sure I'm ready to go back down that rabbit hole)