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Better take anti rabies vaccine.

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."

Since your cat is vaccinated and indoors, risk is low 👍 Tetanus booster is not needed if taken within 5 years just clean the wound well and apply antiseptic. If you want, I can guide proper wound care and signs to watch book a quick consult 👍

Go for vaccination.

Cat is vaccinated  yet my sincere advise  go for vaccination  now a days  lot of cases even  after such incidents  suffer seriously.

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Yes Take anti rabies also