After being bitten by a cat, even if the skin is not broken, it is necessary to rinse the wound with water and apply 75% alcohol to the local skin to observe if there is any skin pain, because sometimes the skin is broken without being noticed. If there is pain, the skin is still considered broken and vaccination is needed at the vaccination station. Even if you do not feel that the skin is broken, it is recommended to go to the hospital for a doctor’s judgment. If the tooth marks are soaked into the skin, there may be an invasion of the rabies virus and rabies vaccination is also recommended for insurance purposes. Because rabies has no cure and a 100% mortality rate once it strikes, it is not safe to judge whether the skin is broken after being bitten by a cat, so it is recommended that you go to the hospital for an objective judgment and get a rabies vaccination as needed.