Many people will ask if a cat needs an injection when it catches bleeding? Actually, if the cat's bleeding is due to an infection or other health problems, it is necessary to give it an injection. Usually, to determine the cause of the bleeding, the veterinarian will recommend that the pet owner take the cat for a check-up to better treat it.

The cat needs an injection when it is caught and bleeding. If you are caught by a cat and bleeding, you may be infected with rabies virus, so it is best to get vaccinated in time, which is the safest way. The cat who was just vaccinated had scars, without bleeding or only blood marks, so it would be better to treat the wound urgently.

When a cat is caught and bleeding, the wound should be rinsed with flowing soapy water for twenty minutes, then rinsed with a lot of tap water for ten minutes, then disinfected, and apply alcohol or iodine to the wound and its surrounding skin. Even if the cat is caught without bleeding, it is still broken. The owner should take the safest treatment measures and go to the hospital for rabies vaccine as soon as possible within 24 hours.