Slightly broken skin after being bitten by a cat

If you are bitten by a cat and the skin is slightly broken, take emergency measures immediately. Wash the wound with soap and water for 30 minutes, squeeze out some blood around the bleeding wound, and then use iodophor or alcohol to disinfect the wound 2-3 times. Until the bleeding stops naturally, it generally does not cause bacterial or rabies virus infection. If you are worried, you can also get vaccinated or observe through the ten-day rabies observation method. If the cat does not develop rabies or die within ten days, it means that it does not carry the rabies virus and will not cause rabies infection.
Symptoms of cat rabies attack:
1. Abnormal behaviors in the early stage of the disease, such as fatigue or hyperactivity, which may also manifest as bad temper or poor living habits. Sudden change.
2. Afterwards, the cat may wander around, act unconsciously, be indifferent to the owner, and even show some aggressive behavior.
3. Then the cat will be afraid of water and sound, and will be particularly sensitive to light or odors. The muscles of the whole body will generally experience spasms, which may be accompanied by drooling. During this period, cats will become actively aggressive. .
4. In the later stage, the cat's state will gradually change to stiff limbs, difficulty breathing, foaming at the mouth, and death of systemic organ failure.
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