Generally, cats will not get sick if they lick people's mouths. Rabies is spread through broken skin wounds caused by bites, scratches, or licks from cats or dogs. If the kitten just licked her lips and the skin on her lips was not broken, there is no problem. ​​​​​​​ In daily life, try not to kiss your cat mouth-to-mouth to avoid bacterial infection. You can touch your cat nose to nose to express intimacy. It is recommended to wash your hands well after close contact with cats, and clean your home frequently to keep it clean.