People who are injured by cat claws need to be vaccinated. Cats may also infect humans with rabies if they scratch them. Rabies is a disease caused by a special type of bacterial infection. It is mainly caused by cats, dogs and other domestic animals biting or scratching the human skin, so that the rabies bacteria in their saliva, tears or claws invade the human body and cause disease. Due to the lack of specific drugs, patients often die due to suffocation or respiratory failure. If the skin is scratched by a cat, a rabies vaccine must be injected within 24 hours to prevent the occurrence of the disease.

Precautions after vaccination for cat claw injuries:

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

2. Pay attention to skin care at the vaccination site and keep it dry and clean to avoid infection.

3. It is recommended that patients avoid smoking, alcoholism and other bad habits after vaccination, so as to avoid the vaccine being affected and losing its efficacy.