How to deal with a little bit of blood oozing from a scratch by a kitten:

1. A little bit of blood oozing out from a scratch by a cat, the skin is slightly broken, and there is a possibility of rabies infection As well as the possibility of tetanus, attention should be paid to it. First, rinse and disinfect, and second, go to the hospital for vaccination in a timely manner.

2. Use running water and soapy water to rinse the wound for 15 minutes, then rinse with clean water, and then disinfect with iodophor.

3. If the rabies vaccine has been fully injected within 6 months, it is generally only necessary to thoroughly disinfect the wound site without repeated injections. If you have not received rabies vaccine before, you need to go to the hospital to get rabies vaccine in time. If the wound is dirty, it is also recommended to get a tetanus vaccine to prevent tetanus infection.

4. Patients should also pay attention to preventing wound infection. If there is local redness, heat, swelling, and swelling, further disinfection with iodophor is needed. Pay attention to the wound condition and perform anti-infective treatment if necessary, such as oral administration. Amoxicillin, ampicillin and other drugs.

What you need to pay attention to if you are scratched by a small cat and oozed a little blood:

1. Because small cats are also susceptible hosts of rabies virus First, the probability of carrying viruses in the body is very high. There is a certain probability of being infected with rabies virus after being scratched by a kitten.

2. If the skin is scratched a little by a kitten and there is no bleeding, it is a secondary exposure to rabies. It is generally not a big deal, but the wound needs to be disinfected. Patients can first rinse the wound repeatedly with soapy water or running water for 20 minutes, and then use iodophor or 75% alcohol for disinfection.

3. If a little bit of skin is scratched by a kitten and there is bleeding, it is a third-level exposure to rabies. The wound needs to be disinfected and the rabies vaccine must be vaccinated within 24 hours after the injury. It is recommended that patients be vaccinated according to the prescribed course of treatment, which will help the rabies vaccine to produce effective immunity and stimulate the body to produce sufficient antibodies to avoid the occurrence of rabies.