Do te think that if a vampire bit an animal and didn't kill it, it would become a vampire-animal?

I'd guess no, the animal would just die, because the Vampiri#From Dracula to Buffy... and all creatures of the night in between. are just poisonous to licantropi so I'd guess they were to other animali too.

i think they most probably would become a vampire animal because they have the same insides and blood circulation of a human.
though there has never been one because they only bite animali when they are hunting and when te hunt its hard to stop.

Yeah, I've been wondering about that too.
Hmmmm, I think so :)

Dont no tricky

oh ghod, i guess they would become a vampire, but i doubt they would be able to get trained. it wud destroy the earth!!!!, hehe vampire seagull FTW

yeah if he just bit it. but if he totally mutilated it, then no it would not be a vampire animal, it would just ne dead.

*shrug* it happened in Vampiri#From Dracula to Buffy... and all creatures of the night in between. suck... ;)

I wouldn't think so. In the Official Illustrated Guide, it says, "An exception to this rule [about the werewolves' healing] is vampire venom. In a werewolf's system - whether he [or she] is in his [or her] human o lupo form - venom does not begin the process of transformation into a vampire. Rather, it acts as a poison that retards the healing abilities of the werewolf. Venom alone will not generally kill a healthy werewolf; however, in combination with other injuries, it can be fatal." That's only for werewolves, though. I'm sure if it were any other type of animal, it would simply die.

no because vampire venom poisons the animal to death, so even if the blood was not fully drained, the animal would die