Superficial cat scratch minimal blood

2025-09-22 15:16:36
Completed earlier dosage of rabies vaccine on 11th of sept for cat scratch got superficial scratch again today with minimal bleeding do i need to take a complete dosage of vaccination again?? Washed the area with soap and cleaned with dettol. The kitten is 5 months old and not vaccinated but an indoor-outdoor one.
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Answered2025-10-03 05:27:58

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Your are vaccinated recently so no need to worry more

Answered2025-09-24 06:57:30

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U have been vaccinated recently, so not required.

Answered2025-09-23 12:42:38

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Already  vaccinated,  so no need, but don't allow  vaccinated  cat that too in n out further.

Answered2025-09-23 12:38:04

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Since you took vaccination last week.. So no need of vaccination again.. Please make sure kitten should be vaccinatee

Answered2025-09-23 11:28:27

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Answered2025-09-23 10:02:17

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No you don't need to complete the full dosage But still need to take 2 booster doses ARV  on day 0 and 3 .

Answered2025-09-23 09:36:51

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Yes...just clean it with clean water and soap.. Repeat

Answered2025-09-23 09:32:14

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Need few more details Kindly consult

Answered2025-10-02 10:29:01

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No need anything

Answered2025-09-27 14:21:00

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Answered2025-09-23 15:13:55

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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

Answered2025-09-23 12:07:43

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Answered2025-09-23 10:10:31

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Not needed.

Answered2025-09-23 09:53:53

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It’s likely that you do not need to restart the full rabies vaccine series since you completed your previous dose recently (11th Sept) and the new scratch was superficial with minimal bleeding. Immediate wound cleaning as you did is appropriate. But a booster dose might be required. However, you should contact the physician who administered your earlier vaccinations for personalized advice, as they may recommend a booster (1-2 dose) depending on timing, vaccination status and risk assessment. Disclaimer: This response is for general informational purposes only and does not replace an in-person evaluation, diagnosis, or personalized medical advice from your treating physician.

Answered2025-09-23 09:37:19

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One complete dose of vaccine gives protection for 6 months

Answered2025-09-23 09:33:58

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