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Yes. It is possible for the owl pellets to carry salmonella. To become infected, the bacterium needs to be ingested. Our owl pellets have been sterilized, but we should take precaution. That is why we do not touch our faces, act responsibly, and wash our hands thoroughly and use hand sanitizer after contact.
ewww! he touched it with out gloves!
ReplyDeletewouldn't he possibly get salmonella without the gloves
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Great question Trevor!
ReplyDeleteYes. It is possible for the owl pellets to carry salmonella. To become infected, the bacterium needs to be ingested. Our owl pellets have been sterilized, but we should take precaution. That is why we do not touch our faces, act responsibly, and wash our hands thoroughly and use hand sanitizer after contact.