Can you get rabies if you get scratched by a ragdoll cat

*It's possible**. Although the Ragdoll is a docile cat, scratching it with any cat can lead to rabies. It is relatively rare for rabies to be transmitted through cats, but it is possible to transmit rabies if scratched by a cat.

Therefore, after being scratched by a Ragdoll cat, you should take corresponding precautions, such as cleaning the wound, getting vaccinated against rabies, etc. In the case of stray cats, since the condition of the cat cannot be confirmed, it is recommended to get a rabies vaccine after being scratched. If it is a domestic cat, it is confirmed that the cat has been vaccinated in accordance with the regulations, does not carry rabies virus, and is indeed kept at home, has not been free-range, has not been out for a long time, has not been in contact with other unknown animals, and has remained healthy during the 10-day observation period, or has been confirmed by reliable laboratory diagnostic technology that the animal does not carry rabies virus, you can stop the injection of the remaining vaccines.

However, if the cat is scratched when it is excited, nervous, restless, or emotional, and the wound is serious, rabies vaccination should also be considered.

No, there is rabies.

The cat will die in seven days. As long as the cat lives well, it is not sick.

Also, rabies can only be transmitted through blood. Bleeding from teeth bites will be transmitted, and claw scratching is difficult to transmit.

Not necessarily, it is recommended to use the "10-day observation method", if the animal did not die 10 days after the accident, it can be judged that it was not contagious at the time of the accident, and if it died of rabies and was near-dead, it is necessary to vaccinate and protein.

Ragdolls have a docile personality, but there are differences between individuals, and they may attack people when they are in a bad mood. However, if the cat itself has rabies virus, even if it does not attack you, gently scratch you with its paws, or lick you with its barbed tongue, as long as your ** capillaries are slightly damaged, it is possible to be infected with rabies, of course, this probability is relatively small, but it is not nothing.

All cats and dogs can spread rabies, you can take your cat to get a rabies vaccination, take precautions, it should be relatively safe.

The Ragdoll, also known as the "Brador", is one of the largest and heaviest cats in existence. The head is wedge-shaped, the eyes are large and round, the coat is abundant, the limbs are thick, the tail is long, the body is soft, and the coat color is accent, glove, or bicolor, etc. Ragdolls are docile and quiet, and friendly to people.

It is also known for its beauty, elegance and very similar to the character of a dog"Fairy cat"，"Puppy cats"。The special personality is one of the biggest characteristics of the Ragdoll cat.

**: Pet grade.

**：rmb 8000-15000

Pet grade refers to the fact that Ragdoll cats are unable to participate in a series of cat competitions organized by CFA or TICA due to some small details of coat color (mostly leg color blocks, etc., not defects), but there are no defects in physical and basic characteristics (please do not believe other people's descriptions of "Ragdoll defects"). Pet-grade accounts for the majority of Ragdoll cats.

Tier**: RMB 15,000-20,000

The competition level refers to the Ragdoll cat that meets the basic evaluation standards of the cat competition in terms of coat color and physique. It's worth noting that some of the Tier Muppets will have some physical discomfort due to genetic problems, so please take care of them and take care of them!

Breeding Grade**: Indefinite.

Breeding grade is non-neutered cats, only ** to all CFA or TICA certified public catteries. As a beginner or private business, do not buy or trust any breeder-grade Ragdoll for any reason. The seller needs to understand the situation of both parties with the buyer and sign a contract, with all relevant authorities.

Both parties are responsible for the Ragdoll cats involved in the transaction.

If you are scratched by your own cat, you won't get rabies, and the cat itself doesn't have rabies virus, and I've been scratched by a cat countless times and it's okay

As long as there is bleeding, seek medical attention.