The cat scratched and bleed, I didn t care about it at the time, and it was a few days, what should

2 weeks?! Why are you so careless, it is better to get a tetanus shot and rabies vaccine within 7 days! Have you ever been vaccinated against rabies before?! About how long!

Is it a domestic cat scratching, if it's a domestic cat, isn't the problem big?! Because it is more hygienic, you may be vaccinated, it is best to ask the owner!

Rabies vaccinations are useless now! However, it is necessary to pay attention to whether there is any abnormal feeling after the wound heals, such as itching, the wound is still a little red or blue, and there is a stinging feeling?! Before the wound healed, were there any signs of fever?! These are all important!

If you have any of the above conditions, it's best to go to the hospital to see it, insurance points! But it's usually not a big deal?! Don't underestimate the body's own immunity!

You can also go for vaccinations, but it doesn't necessarily mean that it doesn't work, it's usually nothing! Do not worry! This is normal in my rural area! Nothing! Don't take it too seriously!

It's okay, it's okay for me to get scratched by cats a lot, but if you don't worry, you can also get vaccinated. In fact, this phenomenon is very common, so don't worry too much.

It is still important to pay attention, some people were bitten, they didn't pay attention at the time, and there are those who get sick again after two or three years, and they go to get vaccinated.

The rabies vaccine should be given within 24 hours, but generally if the cat and the cat are not suspected of being crazy, it should be fine, you can also go to the injection to be caught in the future, I was scratched and bitten by a cat when I was a child, and it was fine, because my cat never went out, clean and definitely not a crazy cat.

You have to be careful, rabies can have dogs. Cats and so on, its incubation period can be up to more than ten years.

If you are accidentally scratched by a cat and it bleeds, you should go to the hospital in time to get a rabies vaccination, because you are likely to get rabies after being scratched by a cat.

After being scratched by a cat, it depends on whether the cat is a domestic cat or a wild cat, if the domestic cat is not very serious, it can be sterilized, if it is a wild cat, then you have to go to vaccination.

I think the best thing to do is to sterilize and bandage and then go for the rabies vaccine.

Scratched by a healthy cat, we just need to wash it with soapy water and apply a little iodophor. If you are caught by a cat in a mentally abnormal state, you should go to the hospital for rabies vaccination within 24 hours to be on the safe side. Scratched by a healthy cat, we just need to wash it with soapy water and apply a little iodophor.

If you are caught by a cat in a mentally abnormal state, you should go to the hospital for rabies vaccination within 24 hours to be on the safe side. If we want to know whether a cat that scratches a person can spread rabies, we can use the decameron observation method to determine whether it can be determined.

When we are scratched by a cat, we can keep the cat by our side for 10 days, if the cat does not die within 10 days, then even if it carries the rabies virus, it is not contagious, and we can 100% rule out the possibility of being transmitted rabies.

If the skin is slightly broken and there is no bleeding after being scratched by a cat, the wound should be cleaned and disinfected immediately, and rabies vaccination is generally not required. Because not all cats carry rabies virus, according to statistics, only about 3% of people are infected with rabies virus due to cat bites, and it is extremely rare to be infected by cat scratches. Rinse the broken skin with plenty of running water (20% soapy water is best) for more than 20 minutes, and then disinfect it alternately with iodine and pharmaceutical alcohol.

If you are scratched by a cat of unknown origin, it is best to go to the hospital for rabies vaccination in time for safety.

1. Vaccinate your pets against rabies in a timely manner and deworm them regularly to prevent them from happening;

2. Don't tease the puppies and kittens outside at will to prevent them from being attacked;

3. If you are bitten by a cat or dog, you must treat the wound immediately, and then decide whether to vaccinate according to the situation;

First of all, everyone should remember the conditions for determining healthy cats and dogs: if cats and dogs are infected with rabies virus, the incubation period is limited to half a year, and they will die quickly a few days after the onset of the disease. Therefore, as long as it is determined that the cat or dog has not been bitten by any other mad animal within half a year, the possibility of carrying the rabies virus is absolutely ruled out!!

Secondly, specifically on the issue of the risk of cat-scratch infection, even if it is not certain that it is a healthy cat, the risk of cat-scratch infection is extremely small, at least millions of people are scratched by cats every year without injections, statistics have been counted for decades, and the cases of cat-scratch infection can be counted on broken fingers. If you are scratched by a cat, there is no need to go for an injection without the slightest suspicion (the cat is not in a normal mental state, or in a rural mountain forest)! The probability of us being hit by a car every year is equivalent to being scratched by a cat hundreds of times without getting an injection.

The risk of being scratched by a mentally healthy cat in the city is even smaller than the probability of being hit by a car on the way to the epidemic prevention station for five injections.

Finally, by the way, the problem of postponing immunity: after the virus infects the human body, it stays locally for a period of time, and then advances to the central nervous system at a rate of 5-100mm per day (refer to the rabies prevention and control document of the Ministry of Health for details), so if it is an exposure close to the head and neck, a serious bite, then it is necessary to immediately go to the injection, but also to inject protein, and it is likely to be too late to be late!! However, if it is a slight exposure away from the head and neck, especially a cat scratch, the risk of infection itself is extremely small, and the risk of delaying immunization is very small, which logically should be observed for 10 days, during which the cat will be revaccinated in case there is an abnormality.

Wash it and apply a little iodophor and you're done!

Cats that are not free-range are even less likely to have rabies.

Three-month-old cats, it is estimated that it died before you could get sick.

Rubbing with alcohol or iodine does not require vaccination. You can observe for ten days to see if his cat is dead or not, ......Don't think rabies is too powerful, if he can really carry the virus without breaking the skin and not free-range cats, then unify the world.

It's okay to disinfect with soap and disinfectant.

Wash with soapy water for half an hour

Although there is no bleeding, you still need to get an epidemic vaccination, and you must go immediately.

Does your cat get an injection, if you don't get it, go get it

At that time, I was scratched by a cat and did not bleed, but there was a red mark, and I didn't need to inject it.