If your cat scratches the skin, you generally don’t need injections. You only need to wash the wound with soapy water, squeeze out the blood, and finally apply iodophor for disinfection; if the scratch by the cat is serious, , it is best to go to the hospital to treat the wound and confirm whether a tetanus shot is needed to avoid unexpected situations.
Tip:
Normal rabies virus is transmitted through blood and saliva, so people who live in the house are generally not infected with rabies virus. If you are bitten, it is best to go to the hospital to get vaccinated.