What are the symptoms of being scratched by a cat? The symptoms of being scratched by a cat are usually bruises or bruises on the skin, which may be accompanied by pain. In some cases, inflammation may occur in the scratched area.
After being scratched by a cat, the cat is normal, which means that the cat does not have rabies and people will not get rabies. The remaining vaccines do not need to be injected.
The ten-day observation method refers to the fact that after being bitten or scratched by a suspected crazy animal (dog or cat, etc.) and the animal is tied to observe for ten days (infection in epidemic areas where rabies are prevalent, vaccines should be injected first and then observed, and vaccines should also be injected in time in China).
If the animal remains healthy during the ten-day observation period, or if it is confirmed by reliable laboratory diagnostic techniques, the remaining vaccine can be stopped.