Yes. Take vaccine.

Its important to get vaccinated for rabies after any mammal scratch / bite. Animals keep on licking their feet , hence there is a potential risk of transmission of virus even on scratches, please take rabies vaccine along with TT.

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Yes, you have to take rabies vaccine and tt injection

Yes, according to the Indian National Guidelines for Rabies Prophylaxis, a cat scratch is considered a potential exposure to rabies if the cat is suspected to be rabid or if its rabies vaccination status is unknown. Post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) is recommended in such cases. TT should also be taken.

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