Should you get an injection if bitten by a pet cat? This is a confusing question. Some pet owners worry their pet cats might bite people and cause injury, so whether an injection is needed after a bite becomes an important issue.

1. The situation of the bite

First, we need to carefully consider the situation of the bite. If the pet cat bites a person but does not cause injury, no injection is needed, only disinfection. However, if the bite is severe, with a deep wound that could cause infection, then an injection is necessary to prevent infection.

2. Handling the pet cat

Secondly, when dealing with a pet cat bite, the most important thing is to consider its emotions. During the biting process, it might be frightened, or even show fear and aggression. So when handling the pet cat, try not to scare it. It is best for someone familiar with it to settle it down and give it comfort and a sense of security.

3. Handling the injured person

Moreover, attention is also needed for the injured person. If the bite is severe with a deep wound, timely medical attention is required, and disinfection should be carried out to avoid more serious infection.

4. Lifetime care for the pet cat

Finally, as a responsible pet owner, we should provide comprehensive care for our pet cats, including nutrition, vaccinations, disease prevention, and regular veterinary check-ups to ensure their health.