There is something wrong with a kitten bleeding from a scratch. Bleeding from a kitten's scratches is consistent with level three exposure to rabies. The wounds need to be disinfected and vaccinated in time, and drug treatment is required after the above treatments. Whether it is a domestic cat that has been vaccinated or a wild cat that has not been vaccinated, once it is scratched and bleeding, it is recommended to be vaccinated against rabies within 24 hours of the injury.

Emergency treatment methods for bleeding caused by scratches by kittens:

1. Wash and soak repeatedly with saline, hydrogen peroxide and iodophor water in a timely manner The wound surface of the bite site can be effectively discharged from the necrotic material, the bacteria can be effectively killed, and the kitten's vomiting fluid can be effectively neutralized and diluted.

2. After soaking and disinfecting the wound, apply Baiduobang ointment or chlortetracycline eye ointment evenly to the bite wound to protect the wound, anti-inflammation and sterilization.

3. Use a small patch or gauze to properly bandage the wound to protect it from secondary contamination by sewage or dust. The rabies vaccine should be injected promptly within 24 hours after the bite to prevent the occurrence of rabies.