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Doctor yesterday i asked a question my 4 months old cat who is vaccinated , scratched me with nails with minor little bit blood no wound so should i have to take anti rabies vaccine and doctors on practo said yes i have to take rabies vaccine so my question is even after vaccinated cat scratch me then what's the meaning of vaccinat cat if still i have to take Arv??
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Dr. Amrutha J H
Family Physician
13 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi, can you provide the vaccination details of your kitten?
When you say vaccinated cat, usually it has to be with Anti rabies vaccine and Anti feline virus vaccine.
If these two are given to your kitten, then you don't need to take ARV. You may just take Tetanus vaccine in case you haven't taken it in last 3 years.
Just check your kittens vaccination details and let me know on Practo support.
Hope, I have answered your query.
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