If you are scratched by a domestic cat, you will need an injection. Domestic cats that have never been outside may also carry rabies virus. The rabies virus carried by the cat may enter the patient's body and may cause the patient to be infected with rabies. As long as the skin is damaged, the rabies vaccine must be injected. . If the wound is deep, passive immune preparations such as anti-rabies serum or rabies immunoglobulin need to be injected to prevent rabies.

The treatment method for skin scratched by a domestic cat is:

1. After a domestic cat scratches and bleeds, the wound must be cleaned thoroughly to reduce the virus in the wound. content. People need to squeeze out the blood from the wound and rinse the wound repeatedly with running tap water or soapy water for at least 15 minutes.

2. After being scratched and bleeding by a domestic cat, clean the wound thoroughly and keep the wound exposed. At the same time, do not use other drugs on your own. It is best to seek medical advice as soon as possible and follow the doctor's advice.

3. When you are scratched and bleeding by a domestic cat, you need to go to the hospital or epidemic prevention department as soon as possible to receive rabies vaccine and tetanus vaccine according to the scratch. If the scratch is serious, you also need to be vaccinated against rabies. globulin.