It is not possible to get minor bleeding from a scratch by a wild cat without vaccination. If you are scratched by a wild cat and the wound is not treated promptly and vaccinated, you may get rabies, because cats also have about a 2% chance of carrying rabies. Especially if wild cats have not been vaccinated, the chance of infection is higher. Therefore, after being scratched by a wild cat, the wound should be disinfected and treated immediately, and then a rabies vaccine should be injected within 24 hours.

Recommendations for minor bleeding after being scratched by a wild cat:

1. It is recommended that patients avoid smoking, alcoholism and other bad habits after vaccination to avoid affecting the vaccine. Loss of efficacy.

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.