Whether having a cat bite with bleeding is a problem depends on the circumstances. If you have previously been vaccinated against rabies and the cat does not carry the rabies virus, pay attention to the wound does not occur bacterial infection can be, generally not a big problem. If bitten by a cat, and the skin of the bite site is broken or bleeding, the following treatment should be done: First, when there is bleeding, squeeze out the blood, note that the direction is from the proximal end to the distal end squeeze, and not two directions back and forth squeeze; second, after squeezing out the dirty blood will be placed under clean running water to rinse the wound, the wound rinsed with hydrogen peroxide again to prevent anaerobic bacterial infection; finally, the local wound can Finally, the local wound can be dressed with sterile gauze, and the injured person promptly goes to the local disease control center to inject tetanus vaccine and rabies virus immunization vaccine. The vaccination process should be strictly followed, and during the vaccination period, attention should be paid to dietary care, and stimulating foods should not be eaten for the time being. During the wound healing period, take care that no water enters, and if the area is soaked, the gauze should be replaced and re-sterilized in a timely manner.