Cats may be born with rabies virus, but the chance is very low. Because rabies virus is mostly transmitted through saliva and blood. In addition, it can also be transmitted through respiratory tract, digestive tract and congenital infection. ​​​​​​

Rabies virus has a high fatality rate. Therefore, once scratched or bitten by a cat, it is recommended that the owner immediately flush the wound with plenty of water, scrub the wound repeatedly with soapy water, and finally vaccinate against rabies within 24 hours after being injured. vaccine.