After a vaccinated cat bites a person, it needs to be vaccinated to avoid viral infection. Just because a cat has been vaccinated does not mean that humans also have immunity. The virus exists in the animal's body. The animal has been vaccinated and produced antibodies. When the virus is bitten, the virus infects the human body. Because the human body has not been vaccinated, it has no antibodies to the virus. There are also The risk of infection, therefore, even if a vaccinated animal bites a human, it still needs to be vaccinated according to the regulations.

What to do after being bitten by a cat:

1. After being bitten, immediately wash the wound with 20% soapy water and tap water for 20 minutes alternately. Above, forcefully squeeze out the blood from the wound and surrounding tissues at the same time.

2. If the bite is severe and you cannot handle it yourself, you need to go to the hospital for cleaning and disinfection, and infiltrate and inject rabies immune globulin around the wound.

3. Then go to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention or a community hospital to receive the rabies vaccine. Do not drink alcohol or strong tea during the vaccination period.