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Dr. Md Rushad Rahman
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The rabies virus is transmitted in the cat's saliva. A scratch therefore carries a much lower risk of transferring infection than a bite. If, however, the cat scratched and broke the skin, and then dribbled saliva onto the wound, this would then increase the risk of infection.
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