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Humans may develop bubonic, primary septicemic, or pneumonic plague from the bite of infected fleas; by handling tissues of infected animals, especially rodents and rabbits; by contact with airborne droplets from human patients or household pets (especially cats) with plague pharyngitis or pneumonia; or through careless manipulation of laboratory cultures.
