If you are scratched by a cat and get the rabies vaccine, it will generally be fine. After rabies vaccination, antibodies can be gradually produced in the body. These antibodies can inhibit the rabies virus from crossing the cell wall, limit the reproduction and growth of the rabies virus, and gradually eliminate the rabies virus in the human body, thus achieving the effect of preventing rabies. Therefore, if you are scratched by a cat, you will generally be fine after receiving a rabies vaccine.

Precautions for vaccination if the cat is scratched:

1. It is recommended that patients avoid smoking, alcoholism and other bad habits after vaccination, so as to prevent the vaccine from being affected and lost. Medicinal efficacy.

2. The earlier the vaccine is administered, the better. The best time for vaccination is within 24 hours after being scratched by a cat.

3. It is recommended that after receiving the rabies vaccine, you should pay attention to a light diet and avoid eating spicy and irritating things for the time being, such as seafood, beef, mutton, and dog meat. Don't drink alcohol, don't drink tea, don't stay up late, don't catch cold, don't do strenuous exercise, and pay attention to rest.