If you are scratched by a domestic cat, you need to be vaccinated. According to statistics, 75% of all rabies cases in my country are transmitted by dog ​​bites and scratches, but 10% of rabies cases are transmitted by cat scratches and bites. Therefore, if you are scratched by a cat, especially if you see blood, you should get a rabies vaccine. Rabies vaccine can play a protective role as long as it is given before the virus invades the central nervous system. It is usually given as soon as possible within 24 hours after the scratch.

What to pay attention to when getting vaccinated after a scratched cat:

1. Pay attention to skin care at the vaccination site and keep it dry and clean to avoid infection.

2. Get more rest and avoid overexertion and strenuous activities.

3. In your diet, you can eat more milk, eggs and other foods, and avoid spicy and irritating foods.