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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]No way should the landlord pay.  The five of you getting rabies vaccines because a bat got into your house is completely over the top.  I never heard of such a thing.  [/quote]
This. The health dept and animal control always  say to get the shots but it’s overkill. You would know if you were.  bitten. And even if bitten it doesn’t mean the bay was rabid. It just accidentally got in your house. 
This is on you, sorry..[/quote]

"Overkill" is a great word choice here. True galaxy brain thinking.[/quote]

NP, $400/person to avoid a small chance of death seems like a good value to me, but feel free to make your own decisions if you are ever exposed to a bat.[/quote]

Agreed. The chance of death isn't even really that small though.  Yes, the likelihood of everyone getting bit is by a bat that happened to be rabid is very small.  However, the likelihood of dying after getting bit by a rabid bat (without getting vaccinated) is virtually 100%.  It's a no-brainer to go through the vaccinations if you have any uncertainty about whether you've been bitten by bat.[/quote]

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