If someone is scratched by a cat, the vaccine should be injected within 72 hours at the latest. Theoretically, the earlier the rabies vaccine is injected, the better the effect. Of course, the actual situation depends on the severity of the wound. If the skin is not damaged after being scratched by a cat, you do not need any vaccinations. If the skin is damaged, it is best to inject within 24 hours; if you cannot inject within 24 hours for various reasons, you should try to inject within 48 to 72 hours.

Symptoms of cat rabies attack:

1. Abnormal behaviors in the early stage of the disease, such as fatigue or hyperactivity, which may also manifest as bad temper or poor living habits. Sudden change.

2. Afterwards, the cat may wander around, act unconsciously, be indifferent to the owner, and even show some aggressive behavior.

3. Then the cat will be afraid of water and sound, and will be particularly sensitive to light or odors. The muscles of the whole body will generally experience spasms, which may be accompanied by drooling. During this period, cats will become actively aggressive. .

4. In the later stage, the cat's state will gradually change to stiff limbs, difficulty breathing, foaming at the mouth, and death of systemic organ failure.