Risk of Borna virus?

ByRedrose268

One of my two cats brought three shrews to my patio. I disposed of them in a bag while wearing gloves, but I didn't know that you shouldn't pet the cats for a while afterward. My daughter petted them and didn't wash her hands afterward. Now I'm very worried about this Borna virus, especially since we live in a high-risk area. Unfortunately, I don't know if they were field shrews. One of them looked like this, and the others were a bit darker. I'm really worried about my daughter now and don't know what to do.

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Animalgirl0808
Animalgirl0808
2 months ago

Honestly, take it easy if she gets the virus because of such a contact, I don’t want her immune system, because even my deficit is better

Of course if she shows symptoms go to the doctor but is not an emergency

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annalenaprivate
annalenaprivate
2 months ago

I’d be careful, especially because you’re in the risk area. If the cats or the child have something, I’d go to the doctor immediately. Not that it’s contagious.

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