Whether a cat scratches needs vaccination depends on the specific situation of the scratched part of the cat.
In daily life, we should also pay attention to keeping pets clean and vaccinating pets regularly to protect the health of human beings and pets.
1. No bleeding.
If there is no bleeding or skin damage in the scratching area of the cat, then vaccination is generally not needed. Because the cat's paw itself is clean, and the cat itself has certain immunity, this situation will not lead to the spread of rabies and other diseases.
2. Bleeding
If there is skin damage or bleeding in the scratching part of the cat, it needs to be taken seriously. Because this situation may lead to the spread of rabies and other diseases, it is recommended to vaccinate in time.
Carry a disease
If a cat has contact with other sick animals or has diseases such as rabies before scratching, its paws may also carry viruses, so it is necessary to vaccinate in time.