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    Re: Is this dangerous?

    Quote Originally Posted by PassionFruitReptiles View Post
    I am not worried about pain in the slightest- i used to own Burms, African Rocks, Retics, and larger species of monitors, including rescues.
    I wouldn't use the cat scratch analogy though, cats can transfer a bacteria that is deadly to a fetus... I was just wondering if there is anything to be worried about in that aspect in the reptile world for pregnant women. Thanks!
    Salmonella is the only known zoonotic disease transferable through reptiles. (and even that is uncommon) Just follow basic first aid and wash off any cuts or bites should they occur.

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