It is enough time to get vaccinated 10 days after being bitten by a cat. The owner can treat the wound first, and the vaccination can be determined according to the situation. If the cat has been kept at home, has not been out and has been in contact with other animals, and has a healthy cat with regular anti-worming vaccinations, the owner does not need to vaccinate the cat. However, if there is bleeding after being bitten by a cat, the owner should get a rabies vaccine in time after cleaning the wound, and preferably 24 hours before.

What to pay attention to when getting vaccinated after being bitten by a cat:

1. During the injection of rabies vaccine, it is forbidden to use corticosteroid drugs, drink alcohol, drink strong tea and eat contaminated food. Avoid irritating food, excessive fatigue, colds, and colds to reduce reactions.

2. Eat more milk, eggs and other foods in your diet, and avoid spicy and irritating foods.

3. Because the incubation period of rabies vaccine is uncertain, it is recommended that patients receive rabies vaccine as early as possible.