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Can infected dogs or cats be carriers (i.e., reservoirs) for, and transmit West Nile virus to humans?

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Can infected dogs or cats be carriers (i.e., reservoirs) for, and transmit West Nile virus to humans?

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A. West Nile virus is transmitted by infectious mosquitoes. There is no documented evidence of person-to-person, animal-to-animal, or animal-to-person transmission of West Nile virus. Veterinarians should take normal infection control precautions when caring for an animal suspected to have this or any viral infection.

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