What should be noted about the disease column for cats?

Pathogen ｜ Route of transmission ｜ Presentation in humans ｜ High-risk groups ｜ Key points for prevention. The actual judgement still rests with a veterinarian on a case-by-case basis, and this article gives no drug names or dosages.

What should be noted about rabies in cats?

Lyssavirus ｜ Bites, scratches, mucous-membrane contact with saliva ｜ Neurological signs; once clinical, almost no possibility of treatment ｜ Everyone ｜ Vaccination and management according to local regulation; seek medical care immediately after a bite from an unknown animal (handled on the human-medicine side, outside the scope of this file). The actual judgement still rests with a veterinarian on a case-by-case basis, and this article gives no drug names or dosages.

What should be noted about cat-scratch disease in cats?

Bartonella henselae ｜ Flea → cat → human (scratches, bites, wound contact with claw contamination) ｜ Local pustule, lymph-node swelling, fever ｜ Immunocompromised people can develop systemic severe disease ｜ Flea control is the core; trim claws; do not use hands to provoke biting play; wash wounds immediately. The actual judgement still rests with a veterinarian on a case-by-case basis, and this article gives no drug names or dosages.

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Cats | Zoonoses | Evidence chain

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What should be noted about the disease column for cats?: Pathogen ｜ Route of transmission ｜ Presentation in humans ｜ High-risk groups ｜ Key points for prevention. The actual judgement still rests with a veterinarian on a case-by-case basis, and this article gives no drug names or dosages.
What should be noted about rabies in cats?: Lyssavirus ｜ Bites, scratches, mucous-membrane contact with saliva ｜ Neurological signs; once clinical, almost no possibility of treatment ｜ Everyone ｜ Vaccination and management according to local regulation; seek medical care immediately after a bite from an unknown animal (handled on the human-medicine side, outside the scope of this file). The actual judgement still rests with a veterinarian on a case-by-case basis, and this article gives no drug names or dosages.
What should be noted about cat-scratch disease in cats?: *Bartonella henselae* ｜ Flea → cat → human (scratches, bites, wound contact with claw contamination) ｜ Local pustule, lymph-node swelling, fever ｜ Immunocompromised people can develop systemic severe disease ｜ Flea control is the core; trim claws; do not use hands to provoke biting play; wash wounds immediately. The actual judgement still rests with a veterinarian on a case-by-case basis, and this article gives no drug names or dosages.

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