Nowadays, many people like to raise cats. Cats use their unique cuteness to gradually capture the attention of humans. However, if you are bitten by a cat, it is indeed a very tragic event, but there is no need to worry too much. Today, the editor of Boqi will explain to you. If you are bitten by a cat, do you need to get an injection? What to do if bitten by a cat?
It is not necessary to get an injection if you are bitten by a cat. First, let us analyze it from the perspective of the wound. If you are bitten, you must first check whether the skin is broken at the bite site. ? It doesn't matter if the skin is not broken. If the skin is broken and bleeding, immediately use your fingers to squeeze out the blood around the wound, then wash the bite area with plenty of water, and then use non-irritating or less irritating fat soap to clean the bite area. To avoid feeling the infection, disinfect the wound with alcohol and bandage it. Because regardless of whether the cat has rabies (certain introduction), there will always be bacteria in the saliva in the mouth. Determine the size of the bite wound. If the bite is small, you can bandage it at home. If the bite is large, go to a nearby hospital for medical treatment. And ask your doctor if you need to get rabies and cold vaccines.
You don’t need to get an injection if you are bitten by a cat. From the cat’s point of view. If the cat reaches adulthood, we need to decide whether the cat is a domestic pet or not? Have you ever been vaccinated? Can I go out and interact with outside animals? If it is domesticated and has regular vaccinations and does not come into contact with outside pets, then it is unlikely to carry rabies virus. Because vaccination of a cat before it becomes ill can eliminate the virus it carries. If the cat is underage, it may be very immature. Because the immunity of minors is weak, if they are indeed carrying rabies virus, they will survive for only a week and then die of the disease. Moreover, kittens generally need to be fed milk for one month before they can be separated from the mother cat. If the mother cat gets sick during breastfeeding, she will basically die before you can adopt her. Therefore, kittens adopted on regular roads can also be eliminated from carrying the virus.
At the end, the editor would like to remind netizens that after receiving the rabies vaccine, they should not eat irritating food and avoid strong food.dredge.
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