The ten-day observation method refers to injecting the first dose of rabies vaccine within four hours after being scratched, and observing the cat's condition within ten days. If the cat does not die after ten days, there is no need to continue to inject the vaccine, but here During the ten-day observation period, the vaccine needs to be administered normally. The ten-day observation method is completely correct in theory, but for now, the specific situation needs to be viewed dialectically.

Notes on the ten-day observation method:

1. The ten-day observation method is only applicable to domestic dogs, cats and ferrets, and animals that injure people need to have two A clear history of effective rabies vaccination.

2. In the actual application of the ten-day observation method, many factors must be considered, such as: the epidemiology of animal rabies in the exposed area, the type of wound, the severity of exposure, the clinical manifestations of the injuring animal and its immunity. Vaccination status, possibility of isolation and observation of injured animals, and availability of laboratory diagnosis.

3. Anyone bitten by a stray animal should be vaccinated against rabies immediately.