How long should a vaccinated cat be isolated after biting someone?

The correct duration for isolating a vaccinated cat that has bitten someone is 10 days. This period allows for monitoring the cat for any signs of rabies and ensures that if the cat were to show symptoms, it can be managed appropriately before any risk to humans increases.

The 10-day isolation is based on the incubation period of rabies in vaccinated cats, during which they are assumed to be healthy and not transmit the virus. If at the end of this period no clinical signs are observed, the cat is deemed healthy and the risk of rabies is considered minimal.

In some cases, different durations are associated with specific situations or guidelines, but the standard practice for vaccinated cats in the event of a bite incident is commonly set at 10 days. This aligns with recommendations from veterinary and public health authorities, emphasizing the need for vigilance and precaution in potential rabies exposure scenarios.