How can there be rabies in cats? Cats are not prone to rabies, but there are still certain possibilities. Rabies is a viral disease that can be transmitted by infecting injured fur, saliva or blood. Because rabies is highly viral, cats may be infected with rabies when they are scratched or taken orally with some substance containing rabies virus.
Cats come into contact with animals with rabies, bites by dog animals, or licked by dog animals with wounds, which can cause cats to suffer from rabies.
Once a cat suffers from rabies, its mortality rate is 100%, and it will also pose a threat to humans and other animals. It is recommended that the owner send the cat to the Animal Disease Control Center for treatment in time.
Being bitten by a cat with rabies, you must go to the hospital for rabies vaccination and immune protein immediately.