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Anonymous users2024-02-13If you don't want to get vaccinated, at least you have to use alcohol to eliminate the poison, which will be safer, after all, there are many bacteria on stray cats.
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Anonymous users2024-02-12Be sure to get up to date with rabies vaccination, especially for stray animals. The wound should be cleaned and disinfected first, fully rinsed with water and disinfected, and then vaccinated against rabies in time.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11Quickly squeeze the wound with your hands to release more blood, try to expel foreign bodies or toxins, and then apply iodophor or alcohol to disinfect.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10If you are bitten by a stray cat and your skin is a little bloody, in this case it is recommended that you should go to the hospital for examination, treatment of wounds and injections, after all, such a thing can not be careless.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09Got bitten by a cat and was bleeding. For the sake of safety, it is better to get vaccinated.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08If you are bitten by a cat, it is best to get a vaccination, rest assured, there are many viruses in the cat's body, and the gains outweigh the losses if you are infected.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07If you are bitten by a stray cat and have a little bit of blood, it is better to get a vaccine, because stray cats themselves will have some bacteria.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06If you are bitten by a stray cat and have a little blood, it is best to get a rabies vaccine, which is the safest.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05If you are bitten by a stray cat and have a little bit of skin, and there is blood, then you must go to vaccination, because this kind of stray cat is easy to transmit some bacteria and viruses.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04I was bitten by a stray cat and had a little bit of skin and a little blood, so it was recommended that it was best to go to the epidemic prevention station to get a tetanus shot.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Stray cats bite a little bit of skin, in this case, go to the hospital for injections, because stray cats are very unstable, maybe they carry rabies virus.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02If the skin is bitten by a wolfcat and blood is produced, it is necessary to get a rabies vaccine, and the consequences are unimaginable.
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Anonymous users2024-02-01If you are bitten by a stray cat, it is recommended that you get a rabies vaccine or tetanus as soon as possible. Stray cats themselves have a lot of bacteria.
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Anonymous users2024-01-31I hope it helps you, I think it's good to adopt, thank you.
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Anonymous users2024-01-30If the cat is pricked and bleeding, you must go for a rabies shot as a precaution.
It was too careless to wait for eight days to ask, and the day I was scratched by a cat, I should have gone to the hospital for rabies vaccination. >>>More
Hello, I have been in the pet industry for many years, and in my experience I have my own dogs. There is no need to fight at all, it is enough to use the ten-day observation method, take a step back. If there is a problem with the dog within 10 days, you can go to the dog in time, not within 24 hours, as the hospital said. >>>More
Rabies protein is given whenever bleeding is required, and the goal is to quickly neutralize the virus entering the bloodstream in the acute phase, because the vaccine does not work immediately at the time of vaccination.
I was scratched by a cat without a single bruise, and I didn't get a rabies shot, so I have 40 days to do.
Scratched a little bit of epidermis by a cat. If it is a wild cat stray cat, then it must be vaccinated, and if it is your own cat, then quickly wipe the wound with disinfectant or iodine. Because their cats are vaccinated.