It is recommended that the wound be treated promptly and vaccinated against rabies, as it will usually be fine after proper treatment. Although domestic cats do not have as many germs as wild cats outside, they can still contain germs in their bodies, especially if they are infected with rabies virus, which has a death rate close to 100% and cannot be ignored. Therefore, after being scratched and bleeding, it is recommended to disinfect the bite site immediately by first washing the bite site thoroughly with soapy water, then disinfecting it thoroughly with disinfectant, and then going to a vaccination center to receive rabies vaccination. For rabies vaccination, the country currently has a four-dose, five-dose program, and the choice varies from region to region, but as long as the vaccination is given on time, the effect is guaranteed. During rabies vaccination, you should refrain from drinking alcohol, coffee, spicy and stimulating food, and strenuous activities to avoid side effects of the vaccine and affect the production of antibodies.