After being scratched by a cat, how do you want to come back if the cat is caught?

I've been asked by dogs countless times and scratched countless times by cats. Scratched in the face once by a feral cat. Twice the country was given rabies shots (after the injection, he was asked by the dog).Everything works fine now.

If you are worried, go to the rabies vaccination or go to the epidemic prevention station for consultation now.

I think mindset is important. It's already like this, and it's useless to worry. Do people live in a vacuum, and they come into contact with too many potentially fatal things, and we don't know how many.

It's been so long, there should be no problem, if you really don't feel at ease, go to the hospital for a check-up.

Hookworm disease that you should watch out for when you are scratched by a cat.

It seems a little late.

It's also in vain.

Go ask the epidemic prevention station.

But I don't think it's okay.

Now you don't have an epidemic in your house.

Feral cats are also less likely to get sick.

It should be fine.,Not all cats have rabies bacteria.,I don't want cats to scratch it a few times.。。。

If your cat is caught by someone else, you go and he wants to come back. The cat is aware of him in his owner. After you go, your cat will run to you as soon as you call. He doesn't admit that the cat is yours, and he can't help it, the cat doesn't follow him.

As a cat owner, when your cat is scratched, you should immediately ask the other party why you scratched your cat, whether it was scratched or something else, judge the situation according to the other person's description, and take action, such as compensation.

According to the doctor, after people are scratched by small pets, they generally have "cat's claw disease", and the actual condition is that the lymph nodes are infected, and the inflammation and swelling. The main symptom of this type of disease is the appearance of blisters or small lumps on the arms, hands, head and hair of the type of body for 3 to 10 days after scratching. This condition is often mistaken as the result of insect bites.

In fact, it is a type of wound known as a vaccine, and it is where germs often pass into the body. Approximately 70% of the patients with the described conditions have a history of being scratched by cats. Within two weeks of being scratched by a cat's claw, the lymph nodes around the vaccine wound will swell and be soft to the touch.

These swollen lymph nodes are commonly found under the armpits, on the neck and around the neck, and can range from 1 to 5 cm in diameter and are surrounded by a swollen area that can last for several months.

For most people who have been scratched by cats, swollen lymph nodes can indicate that they have been infected with "cat's claw disease", but about one-third of people who have been scratched by cats will have more common symptoms, such as fever above 38 degrees, fatigue, lack of appetite, headache, etc. About 14% of people who have been scratched by cats will have some atypical "cat's claw" symptoms, such as ulcers on the affected area due to vaccination, swollen lymph nodes around the inside and outside of the ears, etc. Other possible conditions include osteitis, pneumonia, enlargement of the liver and spleen, and persistent high fever for which no cause can be identified.

The condition usually lasts for about two weeks after it appears. "Cat's claw disease" gets better more slowly, but it can be on its own.

Hello, I am inquiring for you here, please wait a while, I will reply to you immediately Dear, hello, I am happy to answer for you. Cats can also carry pathogens that can be harmful to people, such as rabies. If the cat dies suddenly after scratching someone, it is necessary to rule out whether it is due to the cat's previous rabies infection.

If this happens, it is important to get vaccinated urgently. Then it is necessary to give rabies antiserum. Therefore, in the process of raising cats, it is necessary to vaccinate cats against rabies every year.