If you are scratched by a cat, you can eat ice. Eating ice will have no effect on the wound. However, it is recommended to eat less ice. It is not good for the stomach. Ice can easily cause gastrointestinal diseases. What you need to pay attention to in daily life is spicy food. It is best to eat more fresh fruits and vegetables and drink more hot water.

Precautions after being scratched by a cat:

1. Immediately go to the faucet and rinse the wound with plenty of running water. Do everything possible to rinse the wound and remove the blood. Squeeze out. If your home conditions permit, rinse the wound with 20% soapy water for about 20-30 minutes. Then use iodine to disinfect the wound, and then use alcohol to clean the iodine. This step needs to be performed three times.

2. Wounds must not be bandaged. Except for a few large wounds that damage blood vessels and require hemostasis, generally no medicine is used and no bandaging is required, because the rabies virus is anaerobic and will not be bandaged in the absence of oxygen. Under such circumstances, the rabies virus will grow in large numbers.

3. If the wound is deep, a tetanus vaccine is required to prevent the occurrence of tetanus. If the cat has not been vaccinated against rabies, the patient needs to go to the local epidemic prevention station to get a rabies vaccine within 48 hours, and one injection each on the 3rd, 7th, 14th, and 28th day.

4. Patients should pay attention to rest, avoid fatigue and strenuous exercise, eat a light diet, and avoid spicy food.