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.
Healthy dogs and cats may be transmitting multidrug-resistant organisms (MDROs) to their hospitalized owners, while humans could also be passing these microbes to their pets, according to research that will be presented at the European Congress of Clinical Microbiology & Infectious Diseases. ...
Humans remain the biggest risk to other humans in transmission of the virus. There is no evidence cats readily transmit the virus to humans, nor are there documented cases in which humans have become ill with COVID-19 because of contact with cats. There are, however, confirmed instances of ...
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“At most, cardboard can have the virus on it for about 24 hours, so the time that it’s gone through all of the processing, it’s really unlikely that the cardboard box is going to have any virus on it,” she said. Research suggests COVID-19 can live on surfaces, but Dr. Engl...
"While there is still much we don't know about COVID-19, we do know that the Pomeranian dog did not die from the virus, and the second dog is also showing no signs, either of the disease or of being able to transmit it to other pets or people," said Dr. Shane Ryan, president ...
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Could a Chewing Gum Reduce COVID-19 Spread? Researchers believe it can. Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania are working to create a special chewing gum that could help reduce the spread of COVID-19 by "neutralizing". The virus so a person can't transmit it to someone else. Exper...
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Heads up, cat lovers: Your feline friend may be susceptible to thenovel coronavirusafter all. A new study conducted by researchers in China found that SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes a COVID-19 infection, does not appear to infect dogs, pigs, chickens, and ducks, but can infect ferret...