A little blood came out of the scratch of a wildcat s paw

Depending on what you said, tetanus may be caused,** tetanus immune globulin can be injected The wound should be cleared of the foreign body first, and it can be left unsutured. and with 3% hydrogen peroxide.

or 1:1000 potassium permanganate solution.

Rinse repeatedly. Wounds should be treated thoroughly. It is best to go to the hospital further**.

Hooked by the paws of a wild cat outside, bleeding, you should go for an injection to avoid infection.

Yes, because the cat's paws are hooked and there is a little blood, it is necessary to get an injection, because the cat's body is poisonous, and if you don't get an injection, it will affect people's health, so it is said that the cat's paw is hooked, and a little blood needs to be injected.

The cat's paws at home are hooked, and a little blood comes out, which can be carefully cleaned with soap, and then wiped with iodine, without the need for injections.

Anyway, it doesn't matter if it's at home. Cats outside. Hooked you with his paws. Also bleeding. Injections are good. If you don't get an injection. Use points. Soap and water disinfection can also be used. It's not as good as an injection. Injections are safe.

The cat raised at home has a little blood on its paws, does it need an injection? I think it's necessary to get an injection because a cat can have bacteria after it is scratched. You should go to rabies vaccination. It's better just in case.

If it was scratched by the claws of the family cat, it is now bleeding. There is a certain danger. Rabies vaccination must be given in a timely manner. Otherwise, it will be too late to regret it.

Although the cat is healthy and vaccinated, the safest thing is to go for the vaccine and get scratched by the cat and rinse it with soapy water for at least 15 minutes.

Get a rabies vaccine as soon as possible within 24 hours.

There are five or three injections, depending on the local situation, the rabies incidence is 100

It is valid for six months after vaccination.

In fact, it is better to go for an injection.

In general, the cat should be injected when it is small, so that there is no need to worry about being scratched by the cat.

Whether it is a domestic or stray cat or dog, if you are accidentally scratched by them, it is better to get a rabies vaccine for the sake of insurance, because cats and dogs have rabies virus in their bodies, whether they are domestic or not.

The cat's paws raised at home have been hooked and a little blood has come out, do you need an injection?

Anyway, someone said that there is rabies virus in the cat's paws, but I have been scratched by cats since I was a child, I don't know how many times, and I have never been injected, so you can do it yourself!

The paws of domesticated cats scratch the skin of people. You have to go to the hospital and treat the wound immediately. Carry out disinfection. Let the doctor see if you need to get vaccinated.

The cat raised at home was scratched by it and a little bit of blood came out, so it can be disinfected and treated, and you can also consult a doctor.

Flush and treat wounds promptly. Once there is some discomfort in the body, it is recommended to go to the relevant hospital for examination and treatment.

Symptoms after being scratched by a cat:

The clinical manifestations of cat-scratch disease are varied. Generally, 3 to 7 days after being scratched by a cat, erythema, papules, herpes, pustules, crusts, or small abscesses are formed at the scratch site** accompanied by regional lymphangitis. Systemic manifestations include low-grade fever, headache, chills, malaise, cough, anorexia, nausea or vomiting.

Hazards: Cat-scratch disease is a self-limiting disease that most patients do not need to do and resolves within 3 weeks to months. According to the main manifestations of cat-scratch disease, it can also be divided into many clinical types:

Hepatosplenic cat-scratch disease is mainly manifested by splenomegaly and abdominal pain; Encephalopathic cat-scratch disease is characterized by epileptiform convulsions, progressive coma, and rapid recovery of consciousness after a few days; Cat-scratch diseases with ocular manifestations include neuroretinitis optica, conjunctivitis, or inflammation of retinal blood vessels.

Answer: Normally, the cat scratched a little blood, and the scratched wound should be treated in time; Check the depth and length of your wound and wash it with soapy water for at least 20 minutes. After the wound is cleaned, rinse with water, disinfect the wound with iodine first, and then wipe off the iodine with alcohol; Remember not to touch the cat with an exposed wound again. At the same time, it should also be noted that no matter how deep or shallow the wound is, as long as it is bleeding, you should immediately go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment, and follow the doctor's instructions for tetanus vaccine or rabies vaccination. In addition, if scratch bleeding is severe, tetanus immune globulin may be needed to better prevent other complications.

To get a tetanus vaccine.

Rabies vaccine.

It is advisable to go to the hospital!!

It is advisable to go to the hospital!!

It is advisable to go to the hospital!!

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If you want it, go to the hospital as soon as possible to check and get vaccinated, don't delay.

If you see blood, you need to seek medical attention as soon as possible, get an injection, and go quickly.

If you want it, it's better to go and fight if you see blood.

You need to go to the epidemic prevention station to get an injection, and it's quite expensive.

It's better to get a needle, it's all bleeding.

Scratched by a cat's paw, it needs to be injected with rabies vaccine in time. All warm-blooded animals such as horses, pigs, rats, rabbits, cats and wild animals should be vaccinated against rabies in time, because all warm-blooded animals can be infected with rabies. Additional rabies immune globulin is required when exposure is reached.

Rabies virus has central nervous toxicity, and is characterized by clinical manifestations such as acute encephalitis, hydrophobia, photophobia, dysphagia, and mania, and the case fatality rate is as high as 100%. Generally, rabies virus exists in the salivary glands of animals, and if it is bitten, ** or the mucous membrane comes into contact with the saliva of sick animals, etc., it is possible to be infected with the virus.

Bleeding requires rabies vaccination. Both dogs and cats can transmit rabies.

Bleeding indicates that ** is broken, and if the cat carries the virus, the virus can enter the body through the wound and there is a risk of rabies. The wound should be cleaned and disinfected, and rabies vaccine should be given as soon as possible (the sooner the better, no more than 24 hours after scratching).

If there is no bleeding by the kitten's paws, it is fine, just clean the wound, and inject if there is bleeding, as long as it is a healthy cat, you can not be injected. If there is no bleeding by the kitten's paws, it is fine, just clean the wound, and inject if there is bleeding, as long as it is a healthy cat, you can not be injected. What kind of cat can be considered a healthy cat?

In fact, there is a standard, and the pet owner has given his cat various vaccinations before the cat can be considered a healthy cat.

Because the kitten's body will never carry germs, that is, if the cat is a healthy cat, the owner does not need to be injected after being bitten by it! If there is no way to determine the situation of the cat, in the case of bleeding, it is recommended to inject some insurance, and if you are scratched by a wild cat and bleed, you must go to the injection. After being scratched, the wound is first rinsed with running water or soapy water, and then disinfected with alcohol or iodophor.

In the wild, I was pricked with a little blood by the tip of the wild cat's claws, and there is no place for an injection in the field, how to save myself in the wild, and a little blood was pierced by the tip of the wild cat's claws, and there is no place to inject Wu Crack, how to save myself.

Cats are generally not vaccinated, after being scratched and bleeding by wild cats, they have to be treated urgently in the cave at the first time, if the wound is small, squeeze out the contaminated blood, squeeze out a little more, rinse the wound repeatedly with soap and water, and then disinfect, and at the same time carry out rabies vaccination within 24 hours. If the wound is deep, repeatedly rinse the wound with soap and water, disinfect it with iodine, and it is recommended to go to a regular hospital for bandaging treatment to avoid infection of the wound, and receive tetanus immune globulin vaccination at the same time as rabies vaccination.