Yes u should take both TT and ARV vaccine . If u have taken TT in less than 6 months before then there is no need to take TT inj. Only U have to take ARV vaccine.

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You should wash wound and take tetanus and anti rabies four to five doses based on mode of injection Then a broad spectrum antibiotic to treat other potential bacterial infections .

Since the cat is not vaccinated and the scratch caused skin break, this is considered a Category II exposure.

Already answered just now,  u r at risk of rabies as the cat is unvccinated

The scratch looks superficial, but since the cat is not vaccinated, you should wash the wound well with soap and water and consult nearby hospital for rabies vaccine advice. Tetanus may also be needed if not taken in last 5 years. Please consult me so I can guide you properly about further treatment.

Category 2 bite. It's mean you need to vaccinated yourself.

It comes under category 2 You need vaccine and monitor the cat

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Yesss take ARV and TT both. According to me Rabies is worst disease among all known diseases in world. So be safe and take doses according to schedule

Yes — in this situation both tetanus and anti-rabies vaccination are recommended. Because: The cat is not vaccinated Skin was broken (skin torn) even though bleeding was minimal Cat scratches can transmit rabies through saliva on claws What you should do Immediately wash the wound with soap and running water for 10–15 minutes (very important step). Apply povidone-iodine / Betadine or antiseptic. Take Anti-rabies vaccine (ARV) course. Take Tetanus injection (TT) if not taken in last 5 years. Observe the cat If the cat remains healthy for 10 days, risk becomes extremely low — but you should still complete vaccine once started.

Take anti rabies vaccine

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Get vaccinated

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