How salmonella spreads?

* Contact with infected animals: Salmonella can be spread through contact with infected animals, such as poultry, pigs, and cattle. This can happen when you touch an infected animal or its feces, or when you consume food or water that has been contaminated with animal feces.

* Eating contaminated food: Salmonella can also be spread through eating contaminated food. This can happen when food is not cooked properly or when it comes into contact with raw meat, poultry, or eggs. Some common foods that can be contaminated with salmonella include:

* Poultry

* Ground beef

* Pork

* Eggs

* Milk

* Cheese

* Ice cream

* Fruit

* Vegetables

* Drinking contaminated water: Salmonella can also be spread through drinking contaminated water. This can happen when water is not properly treated or when it comes into contact with sewage.

* Contact with contaminated surfaces: Salmonella can also be spread through contact with contaminated surfaces. This can happen when you touch surfaces that have been contaminated with animal feces or raw meat, poultry, or eggs. Some common surfaces that can be contaminated with salmonella include:

* Cutting boards

* Counter tops

* Sinks

* Doorknobs

* Light switches

* Pet cages