Cat scratches should be disinfected locally with soap and water or alkaline disinfectant, and cat scratches that are not serious do not need to be bandaged. For people who have frequent contact with cats, preventive rabies vaccination is recommended because the rabies virus is carried in dogs and cats, so it is recommended to receive rabies vaccination in a timely manner if the cat scratches are serious or combined with bites. In addition, children between the ages of 5 and 14 years old, because of their natural tendency to play with cats, can not avoid being scratched and bitten by cats, and are prone to cat-scratch disease, mainly children who have more contact with animals, its clinical symptoms include fever, fatigue, anorexia, and also local erythematous papules, which can cause damage to the skin, joints, brain and other organs after seriousness. To the hospital to do the appropriate treatment.