What is the sign of being caught by a cat?

Being caught by a cat has the following symptoms:

1. Pain: Being scratched by a cat usually hurts, especially when the cat scratches with its claws or teeth.

2. Redness or bleeding: After being scratched by a cat, the skin may be red, swollen, scratched or bleeding.

3. Risk of infection: After being scratched by a cat, bacteria can easily enter the wound, leading to infection. If the wound appears redness, fever, pus and other symptoms, you should seek medical attention in time.

Being scratched by a cat is not a good sign, because scratching may cause problems such as pain and infection. In order to avoid being scratched by cats, the following measures can be taken:

1. Establish a good interactive relationship with cats, give them proper games and attention regularly, and reduce their aggression.

2. Don't irritate the cat, don't tease the cat with your fingers or toes, and don't make sudden movements or make noises to the cat.

3. Trim the cat's paw and trim the cat's paw regularly to reduce the risk of scratching.

4. If the cat is aggressive, you can consider using appropriate training methods or seek the help of a veterinarian.