How long does it take for a cat to be safe after being bitten by a cat?

Due to different physical conditions and the severity of cat bites, the incubation period for the virus also varies. Generally, a cat is safe after being bitten by a cat for ten days. Some incubation periods are 30-90 days, and sometimes longer, but this is less common. Because rabies is only contagious before the onset of the disease, generally after ten days the incubation period has passed and the cat shows no abnormality, it means that everything is fine and there is no need to worry.
Signs of being bitten by a cat
1. In the early stages of rabies, symptoms such as low fever, headache, laziness, nausea, irritability, fear and anxiety will appear. .
2. The patient is in a state of high excitement. The outstanding performance is the utter terror, the severe spasm of the throat muscles.
3. After two or three days during the excitement period, the patient will become quiet, but then the whole body will become paralyzed.
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