The treatment methods for bleeding bites from domestic cats that do not go out are:

1. If the patient is bitten with a small amount of bleeding and no obvious swelling or pain. At this time, it is necessary to disinfect the area with active iodine cotton balls 2 to 3 times as soon as possible, and use sterile cotton balls to apply local pressure to stop bleeding.

2. If the bleeding stops on its own after 3 to 5 minutes, the patient can be bandaged with sterile gauze and change the dressing every day until the incision is completely healed.

3. If the patient is seriously bitten by a cat at home, accompanied by obvious swelling, pain, and active bleeding, it is recommended that the patient go to the hospital as soon as possible for local debridement, disinfection, and sutures to stop the bleeding. Rabies vaccine injection to prevent rabies virus infection.

Things to note if a domestic cat bites and bleeds if it does not go out:

1. If a domestic cat bites and bleeds if it does not go out, it is not a big problem. If the cat is healthy, disinfect it Just treat the wound, and if the cat is unhealthy, get an injection.

2. If the cat is regularly vaccinated against rabies and has not developed any symptoms recently, the owner can choose to go to a regular large hospital to get the rabies vaccine, and the cat must go to the hospital within 24 hours.

3. If the cat does not receive rabies vaccines regularly or has any symptoms recently, it is recommended that the owner immediately go to the hospital to inject anti-venom serum after cleaning the wound.