While the risk of Rabies is negligible for a fully vaccinated, indoor cat, a puncture wound that draws blood always warrants a review of Tetanus and 'Cat Scratch Disease' (Bartonella) protocols. For a healthy 27-year-old, a Tetanus booster received two years ago provides adequate protection, but the wound must be monitored for signs of localized cellulitis or lymphadenopathy."
Next Steps
For clean wounds, a Tetanus booster is considered valid for 10 years. For puncture wounds or animal-related injuries, a booster is generally recommended if the last dose was more than 5 years ago. Since yours was 2 years ago, you are currently within the safe immunity window.
Indoor Cat Status: The risk of environmental Tetanus spores entering a puncture wound from a domestic, indoor animal is significantly lower than a wound contaminated with soil or manure
Health Tips
you do not need a fresh shot. However, if the wound becomes red and swollen, you may require a short course of oral antibiotics (like Azithromycin) to treat potential Bartonella infection.