Injections are needed if the skin is scratched by a cat. You can find relevant pictures online. Some people are severely scratched by cats. In this case, injections are even more necessary. If there is no bleeding on the skin, it generally belongs to the second level of rabies. If exposed, it is recommended that patients go to the hospital promptly to inject human rabies vaccine (Vero cells) to prevent rabies infection.

If the skin is scratched in multiple places and accompanied by bleeding, this is rabies Level three exposure, so in this case, the patient not only needs to go to the hospital for injection of human rabies vaccine (Vero cells), but also for injection of rabies immune globulin.