If it is a home-raised cat that has been vaccinated or has no skin rupture or bleeding, then there is no need for injections. Just disinfect it with iodophor or alcohol. If it is a stray cat outside that scratches and bleeds, then Need to get an injection. If it is bitten, whether it is a domestic cat or a stray cat outside, you need to be vaccinated.

Tip:

Not all cats carry rabies virus. Generally, domestic cats are vaccinated regularly and live in a relatively clean environment, so they can carry rabies virus. The probability is very low. Rabies virus is spread through body fluids, but cats often lick their paws, and the paws are filled with cat saliva, so scratches cannot be ignored.