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Monday, April 13, 2020

Diary: Living with a pandemic 28 (Monday 13 April 2020)


Pets and Covid…

We might tend to forget our pets at a time like this. But they still need care and attention. Lucky for us I can still walk our dogs several times a day.

Some people have wondered if cats and dogs can get Covie-19, or carry it. This is what our veterinary specialists say,  Based on what we know currently there is limited evidence to support risk of COVID-19 to your pet and no evidence that you are at risk from your pet. . . If your pet shows any signs of illness, such as coughing, sneezing or lethargy, call us immediately, and keep them indoors to prevent further spread. Signs of illness in dogs and cats are usually associated with various common viral and bacterial infections (kennel cough, canine flu, etc.) that are neither coronaviruses nor transmissible to people.

Some owners, of course have taken precautions just to make sure their pets are safe.







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