A certain scaly pet has been linked to infections.
, and the most common symptoms for those who do have them are diarrhea, fever, and stomach cramps. In these mild cases, most people recover within a few days without treatment.—infants, kids under five, adults over 65, people with weakened immune systems, those with chronic conditions like heart disease, and those with severe illness—the infection can be more severe, and they may need antibiotics in order to fully recover.
It’s something worth taking seriously: Salmonella infections cause an estimated 26,500 hospitalizations and 420 deaths every year in the U.S., per the CDC.. But pet birds and reptiles can also be the culprits. To stay safe, don’t “kiss or snuggle” your reptilian friends, the CDC says. If you have a bearded dragon don’t eat around it, don’t let it in the kitchen, and always wash your hands with soap and water after touching it.
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