Whether it is a cat, dog or other mammal, if infected with rabies virus, it is in a state of incubation when it does not develop, and a cat or dog in a state of incubation still carries a certain amount of the virus and can infect humans. If you are bitten by such a cat or dog and break the skin, you need to treat the wound first, clean and disinfect the bandage, and then go to the nearest vaccination station for rabies vaccination within 24 hours. The rabies vaccination takes a total of five shots over a one-month period and is effective in helping to protect us against rabies virus infection. Because rabies is a malignant and infectious disease, once infected, there is no cure and the mortality rate is up to 100%.