Cats that have been vaccinated against rabies need to be vaccinated if they are scratched. Rabies is a fatal disease. Cats that have been vaccinated against rabies still have the probability of being infected with the rabies virus. If a patient is scratched by a cat that has been vaccinated against rabies and has skin damage such as skin rupture or bleeding, the patient has a higher risk of infection. The probability of being infected with rabies virus, so timely vaccination with rabies vaccine is usually required to prevent rabies virus infection to a certain extent. The sooner the vaccine is administered, the better. The best time for vaccination is within 24 hours after being scratched by a cat.

Precautions for vaccination if the cat is scratched:

1. It is recommended that patients avoid smoking, alcoholism and other bad habits after vaccination, so as to prevent the vaccine from being affected and lost. Medicinal efficacy.

2. Get more rest and avoid overexertion and strenuous activities.

3. In your diet, you can eat more milk, eggs and other foods, and avoid spicy and irritating foods.