Just wash it with soap and rub some iodine on it. No injection is needed.

The so-called rabies vaccine is like this. If the cat itself does not carry the rabies virus, how can it transmit the virus to you? So the cats raised at home are basically clean, just wipe them with iodine, and they are really fine. of.

If the cat often goes out and you are worried about being scratched and causing problems, you can get anti-rabies shots (on your own). In addition, you can take the cat to get anti-rabies shots once a year, so you don’t have to worry. It's a trivial matter, don't think too seriously.

Professor Zu Shuxian, an epidemiologist at Anhui University, is a well-known figure in this field. As a scientist, he criticized the prejudice that dogs and cats spread viruses everywhere. At present, rabies has almost disappeared in our country, especially in cities. With vaccinations and careful home care, dogs and cats are very safe for human health.