If a cat scratches and bleeds, it may develop symptoms such as skin infection if no injection is given. If the cat has not been vaccinated or its health status is unknown, it may also be infected with rabies or cat scratch disease. After being scratched by a cat, The wound should be washed immediately with soapy water for more than 15 minutes, and then wiped and disinfected with iodine and medical alcohol alternately 2 to 3 times.

What to do if a cat scratches and bleeds:

1. First rinse the wound with water, wash away the virus as much as possible, squeeze out the blood, and then disinfect the wound with iodine , and then use alcohol to wash off the iodine.

2. Immediately go to the local epidemic prevention department to get vaccinated. The incubation period of rabies is as fast as 10 days before onset of symptoms, and as slow as several years.

3. If the scratch is severe, antiviral serum must be injected and used at the same time as the vaccine. However, antiviral serum may cause allergies, so you must first try the injection under the guidance of a doctor.