Under normal circumstances, kittens will not be infected with the rabies virus. This is because domestic cats rarely come into contact with the rabies virus, which is currently mainly stored in wild animals.
If a healthy cat is bitten by a rabid animal, it is highly likely to contract rabies. In such cases, it is recommended to apply rabies immunoglobulin to the wound immediately and administer a rabies vaccine. It is important to prevent cats from coming into contact with rabid or suspected animals. Additionally, common wild animals such as bats may also carry the rabies virus.
