No, none of the above instances indicate that you are in any state to contract rabies.
Though you are not sure the cat died of rabies, even if she did, it is not passed on like that. Had she bit the kittens then we could say there are chances. Also, affected kitten would’ve shown signs.
Washing their feeders/ bowls/ bottles doesn’t transmit the virus.
Neither does saliva of animals on intact skin. Had an animal licked you on an open wound then you would have to get vaccinated.
Answered2023-05-20 06:32:24
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