The cat s face is itchy and it is scratching and bleeding?

I kindly ask you to take Mibao to the pet hospital for a check-up as soon as possible, cats are very smart little creatures, if it is not particularly uncomfortable, it will scratch your face, and it will definitely not scratch itself.

Check it out as soon as possible to see if there are fleas.

Or some other ** disease.

Find out the problem as soon as possible, as soon as possible, if it is delayed, a small problem becomes a big problem, it is more troublesome and serious.

It may be that the cat has ringworm on its face, clean it with pure water, put on a **ringworm ointment, such as dermatitis flat and the like, observe it, if the effect is not good, please take it to the pet hospital immediately**.

The brick that gave the cat to raise the qualification bleed, which means that the cat may have fleas on the forest cat So it is very bright So it is very itchy There is also a possibility that the cat has **ringworm It will also be very itchy There is also a possibility that you have not bathed the cat for a long time, and you can properly bathe the cat.

You go to the veterinary pharmacy to buy some ointment for the cat, your cat's ** is sick, put some ointment on it to see if it doesn't get good for three days, you take the cat to the pet hospital to see it, don't be separated for a long time.

First of all, give the cat a bath Carefully check whether there is cat moss on the cat's body The cat will feel itchy if the bacteria are infected, apply sterilization drugs to the cat's face, so that the itchy cat will not scratch its face.

It should be a face allergy or dirty, or take the cat to the pet hospital as soon as possible, it is better to solve it as soon as possible.

It may be that there are fleas, or the cat has **inflammation, it is recommended to go to the veterinarian for examination.

The cat's face is itchy, and it bleeds from scratching. It must be allergic to something, go to the pet hospital to take a look and take some medicine to touch.

If you are sick, seek medical attention as soon as possible! It's good for people and cats! Hope it helps!

Take it to the pet hospital and give it some medicine, so it will definitely be very uncomfortable.

I think in this case, you should take the cat to the pet hospital for a look.

The cat must be sick, so take it to the pet hospital to have a look.

Generally speaking, cats do not carry viruses on their paws, because the rabies virus is very weak in the outside world and can be easily inactivated.

The virus is usually found in the body fluids of animals infected with rabies, such as saliva. If you are only scratched by a cat's claws, you will generally not get rabies unless it happens to be infected with the virus, and it is in the onset period or a few days before the onset of the disease, and when you scratch someone, your own claws are also broken, and the blood flows out just into the wound of the person who was scratched, it is possible to transmit the rabies virus to people. But the odds ...

I don't think it's too much different from 5 million.

Moreover, if an animal is infected with rabies, the virus will only be transmitted to a person by biting a few days before the onset of the disease and before death (it is not contagious during the incubation period), and the animal will inevitably die after biting. Therefore, if the animal is bitten and the animal does not die within 10 days, the possibility of rabies virus infection can be basically ruled out.

Cats don't go out, and there is basically no chance of contracting rabies. Your case should just not be disinfected, the wound has a slight infection, it is recommended to disinfect with iodine after being bitten or scratched by a cat, if it is only a minor injury, the wound will heal quickly. If the bite or scratch is severe, consider going to the hospital for a tetanus vaccine.

Get a rabies vaccine! Don't do it soon, the sooner the better.

It should be that the kitten has grown up and its claws have grown, and it will feel very itchy. You can buy it something that you can use to catch.

It's as big as you describe. It should be impossible to buy a collar on the market, you can go to ** search for it and make one yourself. You can cut its nails, but be careful not to exceed the blood line, if not, you may go to the pet hospital to cut it, generally 20

I also wondered if there were parasites or something like that, but it wasn't realistic. You can ask the animal doctor, but it is recommended not to take it out yet.

The first feeling is that there are fleas, take it to the pet hospital to see, it may also be feline ringworm.

Are there fleas? Or is there moss? Are there any hairsheds or scabs on your body or face?

Don't cut its claws! Don't!

If this is your domestic cat, or someone else's domestic cat, and has not been out of the house for 6 months (meaning it has not been bitten by a rabid dog within half a year), you definitely don't need to go for injections!

Even if it is done by a feral cat, it is extremely rare to be caught and infected, and it is only theoretically possible, and there has not been a single case in various countries for decades, which means that it is actually impossible. Being caught by a cat and getting an injection is similar to how you go out every day wearing a steel helmet to protect yourself from being hit by a meteorite, which I think is completely unnecessary.

In addition, even if it is a wild cat, it is absolutely fine to catch people when it is not sick, and it is possible to be infected only when it is caught at the onset of disease (only theoretically there is but there is never a real case), and the behavior of the mad cat with the disease is obviously abnormal, which can be seen at a glance.

If the cat is alive after 10 days of scratching you, you don't need to get an injection (and even if you do, you don't need to get the rest of the shots), because you can be 100% sure that the cat is not contagious when it scratches you!

What should I do if I am bitten by a cat and bleed?

Teach you a few ways to deal with a cat scratch.

If your domestic cat unfortunately scratches your ** and bleeds, don't worry too much, now we will introduce some coping methods for you.

First of all, the bleeding needs to be stopped in time. In order to prevent bacteria from being introduced into the cat's paws, the injured area can be washed with running water, and then pressed on the wound, or the person who slows down the shirt can apply drugs such as hemostatic ointment and ginkgo kimonotone. If the bleeding is excessive or cannot be stopped for a long time, it is recommended to seek medical attention quickly.

Secondly, it needs to be handled carefully. To minimize the chance of infection, you can use an alcohol swab or iodophor to scrub around the wound** before applying the compress.

Finally, the wound needs to be kept clean and hygienic. After treating the wound, parents should pay attention to changing the dressing frequently, change the dressing 3-4 times a day, and wipe the ** around the wound with disinfectant to ensure that the wound is dry. At the same time, some topical medications, such as anti-inflammatory painkillers, guaiacines, etc., can be used to help the wound heal.

In short, if you accidentally get scratched by a domestic cat, don't panic too much. Parents can follow the above measures to deal with the damage caused by disturbing the cat, which can avoid infection and complications.