That's a very good point. I think there are no guarentees that the Iguanas are free of these pathogens because they have likely come into contact with the Owls, who have come in contact with the mice. However, as sad as it is, I think the ones that came into contact with the owls, were eaten by the owls. The ones left, were probably too formidable so maybe didn't have any contact with them.
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Well you need to know that the pathogens in question are microscopic and occur in millions, contamination is often not difficult. Please do not allow inguanas to bite you again! Play safe.
thank you for the information, I will see a doctor as soon as possible.
You are welcome