Being bitten by a kitten does not necessarily lead to rabies. If the kitten has not been vaccinated against rabies, and the person is not vaccinated against rabies in time after biting, the possibility of getting rabies is very high. After being bitten or scratched by a cat, you must first go to the hospital in time for debridement and suture treatment of the wound. It is recommended that you also receive a rabies vaccine in time.

Precautions after being bitten by a kitten:

1. If bitten by a kitten and bleed, you first need to clean the wound under running water and remove the surrounding area. Blood is squeezed out. You can use soap during cleaning, and then use iodophor or alcohol for disinfection.

2. Within 24 hours after being bitten, you need to go to the hospital for a rabies vaccine injection to prevent rabies virus infection. During the recovery period, you need to pay attention to a light diet and avoid eating spicy and irritating foods.

3. You also need to pay attention to skin care and disinfect regularly to prevent inflammation and infection. The vaccine will provide antibody protection for six months. If you are bitten more than six months later, you need to be vaccinated again.