Hailey Whitters reminds you to get 5 rabies pictures after finding bats in the bathroom

Country star Hailey Whitters revealed that she had to get five rabies pictures after she found a bat on her toilet.

The singer, 35, published a Tiktok About the crazy experience on March 18 and included clips from her who tried to catch the bat after it was found inside the toilet.

In the text that is overlayed on the video, Whiters wrote: “She doesn’t know it yet, but she is getting five rabies from peeing on this toilet before she knew there was a bat in there.” The clamps included her shocked reaction as she went to the bathroom and cut off the bats inside the toilet.

Since the video was first published, it is picked up the traction on Tiktok and collected over 400,000 views. Fans in the comments expressed how the experience unlocked a new fear for them, with a fan who wrote, “This is a nightmare I don’t want.”

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According to CDCBats are usually the most common animals that carry rabies in the United States and are found in 49 states except Hawaii. Bat mice found in unusual places – which inside a toilet – may be warning signs of behavior caused by rabies and it is recommended to contact animal control or a local public health department.

CDC also recommends that you avoid all contact with bats and get help to safely catch a bat that is inside. They also recommend that you apply for medical care directly, especially if you think you have been bitten, scratched or come into contact with Bat Saliva.

In the comments, Whiters wrote that she was “not sure” how the bat could have ended up in the toilet in the first place.

“The injury removal guy said it came through the chimney in the middle of the night,” she wrote. “(But I am) not sure how it found the toilet.” Whiters also confirmed that she “got the pictures and we are good here.”