Scientists have been so busy studying human-to-human transmission of the virus that few, so far, have looked at how it may be able to spread among cats and the humans they live with. But a few preliminary reports within the past...
Study shows infected cats can spread the COVID-19 virus to other cats, but there is no evidence of cats transmitting the virus to humans. Three cats infected with thevirusthat causesCOVID-19spread the virus to three other cats in a lab study published inThe New England Journal of Medicineb...
Can humans pass COVID-19 onto pets?There is some evidence to suggest that humans can pass SARS-CoV-2 onto pets. Several cats, a few dogs, and other pets have been infected; published details include:A Chinese study found that cats were highly susceptible to the virus and easily ...
Experts explain whether dogs can get coronavirus and whether pets can spread COVID-19. Here's what the people in the know had to say.
“The potential impact of these dogs and their capacity to detect COVID-19 could be substantial,” Dr. Otto says. “This study will harness the dog’s extraordinary ability to support the nation’s COVID-19 surveillance systems, with the goal of reducing community spread.” ...
根据“COVID-19 spread (蔓延) all over the world”可知,新冠肺炎疫情在全世界蔓延,故填All over the world./Around the world. (2)题详解: 根据“A lot of people can’t go to school or work because of it”可知,许多人因为它不能去上学或去工作,故填No./No, they can’t. (3)题详解: ...
The researchers say knowledge of how the virus replicates in animals could be helpful in efforts to develop treatments for COVID-19 in humans. However, the study also raises many other questions. For one thing, this experimental study might not mimic the way germs are spread in real life, ...
Can your pet get COVID-19? Yes, pets and other animals can get the coronavirus that causes COVID-19, but health officials say the risk of them spreading it to people is low. Dogs, cats, ferrets, rabbits, otters, hyenas and white-tailed deer are among the animals that have tested posi...
Screening for symptoms of COVID-19 and self-quarantine are good at preventing sick people from spreading the coronavirus. But more and more evidence is suggesting that people without symptoms are spreading the virus too. Monica Gandhi, an infectious dise
“There is no evidence to suggest that cats or other pets can contract or spread COVID-19 or the coronavirus,” Weinrauch said. All of the confirmed coronavirus cases across Washington state A dog in Hong Kong tested weak-positive for coronavirus after its owner came down with the illness. ...