Cats are one of the common hosts of rabies virus, and rabies virus may be present in their mouths. Rabies is a serious and fatal viral infection, so preventive measures must be taken to avoid infection. Even if you are bitten by a cat that has been vaccinated against rabies, it is recommended to get vaccinated against rabies, because vaccination cannot guarantee 100% prevention of rabies. Before receiving the rabies vaccine, you should tell the doctor your actual situation and start vaccination as soon as possible after the bite. Usually 5 injections are required to form a full course of immunity. At the same time, you should pay attention to the cleaning and disinfection of the wound to reduce the risk of infection. |
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