Hello dear,
your concern is imp , nd many people are likely to have a similar question,
So, given your detailed rabies vaccination history — a complete 5-dose post-exposure series followed by two booster doses in Janury this year —You currently have good protective immunity against rabies. Immunity level can be cross checked by doing Rabies-Antibody-Titer-Test , becos it's potentially a fatal disease.
For individuals who have been previously vaccinated, the World Health Organization (WHO) recommends two booster doses (on Day 0 and Day 3) only if there's a new exposure. However, in your case, the recent scratch is minor, superficial nd did not bleed,, which is generally considered a low-risk exposure.
Next Steps
That said, since the cat is a stray and can-NOT be observed or tested, it’s always best to err on the side of caution.
Health Tips
Recommend you consult your physician or visit a nearby healthcare facility to assess whether an additional booster is necessary based on your clinical examination and risk profile.
Stay safe,
Dr. SY
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