Now that the coronavirus is officially a Situation Everybody Must Deal With, there are many things people are asking, possibly by screaming their questions dramatically at the sky. Such as, how can you avoid getting COVID-19?How deadly is it? And what is the virus doing to your poor cats and dogs? Fortunately, at least some of those questions can be answered. According to the World Health Organization, it’s easy to improve your chances by washing your hands well and often, maintaining basic respiratory hygiene, keeping your hands off your face and keeping a careful distance between yourself and suspicious coughers. As the BBC tells us, it’s incredibly difficult to tell how deadly the virus is, though researchers guesstimate the death rate at somewhere around one percent of the infected, with elderly people at a particularly high risk. As for cats and dogs, well, that’s… a very good question, actually.. How are pets coping with the coronavirus situation? Does it affect them at all, or are they low key in grave danger and no one’s paying any attention because of the human health crisis? Let’s find out whether dogs and cats can get the coronavirus or not.. As the BBC reports, there’s a bit of a myth that you might be able to catch the coronavirus from pets. After all, the prevailing theory is that the virus got its start in wild animals in China, and may have gone under the radar until it made the jump to humans. However, as of early March, 2020, evidence indicates that your dog or cat is unlikely to turn you into the latest COVID-19 statistic or vice versa.. In fact, if you ask Jonathan Ball, professor of molecular virology at the University of Nottingham, the role of pets in the coronavirus situation isn’t really a concept we should dwell too much on. He says,. “I still think it’s questionable how relevant it is to the human outbreak as most of the global outbreak has been driven by human-to-human transmission. We need to find out more, but we don’t need to panic.”. According to Financial Times, there actually is one confirmed case of doggy coronavirus. The fuzzy patient is a Pomeranian from Hong Kong, who was only mildly infected and showed no signs of the illness. However, it was infected, which seems worrisome enough.. Fortunately, the poor Pom doesn’t really affect scientists’ confidence that dogs are unlikely to become a vector for coronavirus. According to the World Organization for Animal Health,. “To date, there is no evidence that companion animals can spread the disease.”. They also note that the Hong Kong dog was actually exposed to its coronavirus-infected owners, not the other way around. Virologist Ian McKay, of the University of Queensland, agrees that the virus is far more likely to spread from people to pets, and that the odds for transmission from dog to human is quite small.. As for cats, ABC News explains that they also believe cats can’t pass on the virus, though they can also test positive for low levels of coronavirus courtesy of their owners. However, CNN says that current evidence indicates that pet animals are unlikely to be sick from the virus, even if they do get infected.. It’s worth noting that the 2003 Sars outbreak featured a handful of both cats and dogs that tested positive for the virus, according to the BBC. However, they didn’t transmit it to people, or even to members of their own species. So, at the moment it looks like the new coronavirus hasn’t figured out our feline and canine friends any better than its predecessor.. Don’t worry, people: Science hasn’t discovered any evidence to suggest that the whole COVID-19 thing is a joint canine/feline plot to take over the world, by coughing all over you.. However, the BBC reminds us that, coronavirus or not, you should still totally wash your hands after handling them. Just treat these animals with the same basic hygiene you always do, and you’re golden. Probably best to avoid coughing on them, too, even though it appears they don’t really get sick from the coronavirus it’s just common courtesy.. #Coronavirus #COVID19. Read full article: https://www.grunge.com/193687/can-dogs-and-cats-get-the-coronavirus/
반려견 통해 감염된다?..전문가와 알아보는 코로나19 생활 수칙 Q&A. To prevent infection with the coronavirus, people have been buying masks, santizers and simply staying at home instead of going out.. When it comes to protecting yourself, it can be hard to know what’s the best way.. And to be sure there’s a lot of misleading information online.. So our Choi Jeong-yoon asked some professionals.. ‘Infodemic’.. That’s how the World Health Organization described the huge numbers of stories about the coronavirus,… referring to an overabundance of information.. Some stories are accurate and some are not. It’s making it hard for people to find trustworthy sources.. Fears surrounding the virus have been amplified by social media.. One of many questions is whether the virus can spread through public toilets.. Then answer is no.. “The virus is transmitted by droplets from a patient. It can’t infect a person through contact with the skin. But people should flush the toilet with the top down, and always wash their hands after using the toilet, and try to avoid touching their eyes, nose or face.”. Some worry about catching the virus from their pets.. However, the types of coronavirus that cats and dogs can catch are different from those that affect humans.. While animals have problems with their digestive systems due to coronaviruses, the novel coronavirus rather causes fever and respiratory problems.. While we don’t yet have a cure for COVID-19, coronaviruses that affect animals are easily curable.. And the new epidemic is not communicable between humans and animals.. “The coronaviruses animals have don’t affect humans. And there have been no reports of COVID-19 being transmitted between humans and animals.”. Online, there have been rumors that the virus can be prevented by taking vitamins and substances like ginseng that boost immune systems.. However, there’s no prevention or cure for the virus at the moment.. Antibiotics work on bacteria but cannot stop viruses such as COVID-19.. “Vitamins and medical herbs can boost your immune system. It’s the same for exercising and eating well. But while these substances strengthen the immune system, they don’t cure the virus itself.. Certain medicine prevents the virus from sticking to respiratory cells,…but that’s just lowering the chances of infection.”. Washing your hands is the most effective way to prevent infection.. While there’s some debate over whether soap or hand sanitizer is more effective,…experts say there’s not much difference.. According to a recent experiment,… 96 percent of bacteria were eliminated by washing one’s hands for thirty seconds.. Sanitizer killed 95 percent of germs.. Experts say soap is effective enough, and sanitizers are recommended for their convenience.. Choi Jeong-yoon, Arirang News.. #COVID19 #coronavirus #Q&A. Arirang News Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/arirangtvnews
See much more honest health information at: http://www.rehealthify.com/. Rehealthify offers reliable, up-to-date health information, anytime, anywhere, for free.. video script below – Animal diseases that people can catch are called zoonoses. Many diseases affecting humans can be traced to animals or animal products. You can get a disease directly from an animal, or indirectly, through the environment.. Farm animals can carry diseases. If you touch them or things they have touched, like fencing or buckets, wash your hands thoroughly. Adults should make sure children who visit farms or petting zoos wash up as well.. Though they may be cute and cuddly, wild animals may carry germs, viruses, and parasites. Deer and deer mice carry ticks that cause Lyme disease. Some wild animals may carry rabies. Enjoy wildlife from a distance.. Pets can also make you sick. Reptiles pose a particular risk. Turtles, snakes and iguanas can transmit Salmonella bacteria to their owners. You can get rabies from an infected dog or toxoplasmosis from handling kitty litter of an infected cat. The chance that your dog or cat will make you sick is small. You can reduce the risk by practicing good hygiene, keeping pet areas clean and keeping your pets’ shots up-to-date.
Recent reports of cats and dogs becoming infected with SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, has prompted the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to update its guidelines for pets. According to the CDC, two pet cats in New York City became the first domestic animals in the U.S. to test positive for the virus. Then earlier this week, a pug in North Carolina became the first dog to receive the diagnosis. In all cases, the pets had become infected after having close contact with people with COVID-19.. Dr. Gregory Poland, a Mayo Clinic COVID-19 expert, says dogs and cats have their own set of coronaviruses that they don’t really spread to humans. However, health experts are still learning a lot about COVID-19.. Read more: https://newsnetwork.mayoclinic.org/discussion/are-pets-at-risk-of-getting-spreading-covid-19/. More health and medical news on the Mayo Clinic News Network. https://newsnetwork.mayoclinic.org/. Journalists: Clean and nat sound versions of this pkg available for download at https://newsnetwork.mayoclinic.org/. Register (free) at https://newsnetwork.mayoclinic.org/request-account/
Unvaccinated 8 month old male stray cat being fed outside. Note disorientation and aggression. This cat was positive for Rabies virus. There is no cure for rabies if an animal becomes infected but you can help prevent the spread of this deadly virus by routinely vaccinating your pets.
The number of people worldwide infected with the new coronavirus has exceeded 100,000 and the disease is continuing to spread, but what role do pets if any have in the outbreak?. After a dog in Hong Kong reportedly tested ‘weak positive’ for coronavirus, causing some alarm among pet owners, the Guardian’s Helen Davidson answers some of the most pressing questions surrounding domestic animals and coronavirus. Subscribe to Guardian News on YouTube ► http://bit.ly/guardianwiressub. Wuhan’s cat rescuer: the man saving pets abandoned during coronavirus outbreak – video ► https://www.theguardian.com/world/video/2020/feb/14/catman-of-wuhan-the-man-rescuing-pets-abandoned-amid-coronavirus-outbreak-video. Coronavirus: latest developments ► https://www.theguardian.com/world/live/2020/mar/05/coronavirus-live-updates-italy-germany-pandemic-europe-uk-us-australia-india-update-latest-news. Support the Guardian ► https://support.theguardian.com/contribute. Today in Focus podcast ► https://www.theguardian.com/news/series/todayinfocus. The Guardian YouTube network: The Guardian ► http://www.youtube.com/theguardian. Owen Jones talks ► http://bit.ly/subsowenjones. Guardian Football ► http://is.gd/guardianfootball. Guardian Sport ► http://bit.ly/GDNsport. Guardian Culture ► http://is.gd/guardianculture
Americans own more than 150 million pets, but new research from a team led by the Ohio State University shows the importance of choosing the right ones to bring home, based on your family’s health and age. Dr. Tara Narula joins “CBS This Morning” to discuss the risks.
People can acquire pet-associated infections through animal bites, scratches and other contact, as well as by accidentally ingesting or inhaling traces of animal feces. Diseases That Can Spread Between Animals and People Bartonella henselae Infection Baylisascaris procyonis Infection (Raccoon Roundworm Infection) B Virus Infection (Herpes B Virus Infection) Bird Flu – see Avian Influenza Black Death – see Plague Borrelia burgdorferi Infection (Lyme Disease) Bovine. All pets can transmit diseases to people, including salmonella, drug-resistant bacteria, campylobacter, and parasitic diseases such as hookworm, roundworm and toxoplasmosis. The infections can be transmitted through bites, scratches, saliva and contact with feces.
Risk of animals spreading the virus that causes COVID-19 to people Some coronaviruses that infect animals can be spread to humans and then spread between people, but this is rare. This is what happened with the virus that caused the current outbreak of. You may have heard that coronaviruses can infect animals and wondered whether your pets could get COVID-19 or pass the virus to you.
Coronaviruses are. A small number of pets worldwide, including cats and dogs, have been reported to be infected with the virus that causes COVID-19, mostly after close contact with people with COVID-19. Based on the limited information available to date, the risk of animals spreading COVID-19 to people is considered to be low.
There is no evidence that viruses can spread to people or other animals from a pet’s skin, fur or hair. However, keep in mind that young children, people with weakened immune systems, and people age 65 and older are more likely to get sick from some other germs that animals can carry. “Pets can also pass some parasites on to their humans,” says Dr. Reel. “Giardia is a common intestinal parasitic microorganism, which causes severe gastrointestinal symptoms. This parasite can be.
Dogs and cats can get sick with plague and can spread the infection to humans. How it spreads: People and animals are most commonly infected by flea bites, but touching live or dead plague-infected animals can also cause illness. People can also become infected by inhaling infectious droplets that a sick dog or cat has coughed into the air.
Dogs and cats are popular pets but can carry infections such as: Campylobacter infection: can be spread by household pets carrying Campylobacter jejuni bacteria, which cause diarrhea, Cat scratch disease: can happen when a person is bitten or scratched by a cat infected with Bartonella.
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Humans and pets can share both affection and infection.
Several hundred different viruses are known to infect humans and somewhat fewer have been recovered from individual animals (livestock, companion animals and horses, laboratory animals, wild animals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, and fish).
from Veterinary Virology by Frederick A. Murphy, E. Paul J. Gibbs, et. al. Elsevier Science, 1999
Infections in adult humans and animals are also common.
During the acute phase of the illness, the virus is shed in all body secretions and excretions, so food and water dishes, cages, bedding, litter boxes, toys and grooming supplies, rugs, and soil can become sources of infection.
Dogs and cats in close contact with infected humans can develop transient, subclinical colonization of pharyngeal tissues and can transmit the infection to other humans.
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Wuhan’s cat rescuer: the man saving pets abandoned during coronavirus outbreak – video ► https://www.theguardian.com/world/video/2020/feb/14/catman-of-wuhan-the-man-rescuing-pets-abandoned-amid-coronavirus-outbreak-video
That’s just asinine! How the hell do you keep distance from your pet? Are you supposed to lock them up in a cage? I never seen a pet that doesn’t jump up into your lap or try getting some attention. I no longer have a dog but when i did she was practically glued to my every movement around the house.
My husky is trained to run with me on a bike at high speed on pavements and grass. He needs miles of exercise each day. It is simply impossible to take him out once a day during this pandemic. He is 5 and in peak fitness. What can I do we have a small garden?
I don’t understand why you would want to kiss your pets. Even without the coronavirus there are a lot of harmful germs in pet’s mouths. Cats for example can often be found carrying toxoplasma gondii.
I actually read that the World Health Organization (WHO) stated that dogs are immune to the effects of COVID-19. So you can take your canines out of quarantine. Now it can be said that “WHO let the dogs out” lol
these bats are rats and they pollenate the cactus and people eat cactus and when they ate it, Ambulance: we woo we woo we woo Hospital before: we will care for you Hospital now: We will have to burn you if you have the corona virus because your dying anyway, or we can isolate you in this room where you can die slowly
This type of diseases always gets started from China from a long time so why does not the Chinese Govt ban the animal meat market other than domestic meat
i am severely worried and think my 9 year old Male cat has COVID-19. He threw up yesterday morning and all day today and tonight he has been acting strange and never before. When i eat at kitchen table he usually loves going back and forth under the table my legs and all.. cat lovely stuff ya kno, and all the sudden all day today he would sit near the oven and stare at me, but look very sad,, his pupils were dialted but he seemed sad. REASON 2 i just checked his respiratory by counting his breaths (when he went in then back out i counted that as 1] and then this for 15sec was only 4 beats. I just get that 4th one to finish right when 15sec timer goes off. Times 4, we are looking at a 16 for his respiratory. Supposedly 20 to 80 is normal? So he has two of three symptoms WHAT do i do??? Please i am so scared for my buddy.. ALSO he has been sleeping on my bed more than usual and For LONGER than usual naps… he has been sleeping on my bed for the last 5 hours now and hes still sleeping. He did not sleep ALL day and was not still or stuck in any spots all day in fact one time today around 4pm he got excited and played in living room and was running with his brother(my other cat, his twin brother, NO symptoms for his brother) no more other cats in house and it is my dad 61 age me 25 age.
Idc if I get covid 19. I aint gonna make my dog wear a mask. It doesn’t know why I’m putting a peice of cloth on its face for 2 hours at most. It cant even pull it down to breath.
I got covid19 symptoms a couple months ago, and very soon after my German Shepherd was diagnosed with chronic renal disease, plus diarrhea and runny nose. He is now completely asymptomatic. When I get his blood and urine tested again in 6 mos and if his renal function (azotemia) is normal, then I’ll know it was probably covid19 related since renal failure doesn’t otherwise correct itself. My dog has not been tested for covid19 obviously since animal testing is not available here, so I don’t know for sure. But if he did get it then he got it from me, not the other way around.
I’m not worried about our dog because she’s a schnauzer and doesn’t need to go outside a lot and we’re all under lockdown in South Africa, but I’m doubtful about our cat. He needs to go outside periodically and he often fights with stray cats in the area. That’s why I searched this.
the virus is a parisite and any animal absolutely can spread. it was made in north Carolina and sold to Wuhan china. watch. watch prof. Francis boyal update on corrona virus biological weapon. i car less about cat if it could cause my kids death. our government is dropping infected spores from sky. we all dead. every mamal on Earth can and will get. it’s inevitable.
Just heard about that 1 dog. But, I still stand by my first comment because, sometimes, something that people are sure is true may end up being a mistaken wild card. Meaning there may have something rare about the dogs health to begin with. Or, It may become an over-all factor however, with all the people who travel abroad with their pets, I would be expecting more than just 1 dog being talked about. Common sense, Education, and legitimate Knowledge combined, will help prevent a lot of people from becoming insanely fearful. Things are damn spooky right now. But we still need to try and keep our worst fears at bay.
There have been a few reports of pets being infected: a cat in Belgium, two dogs in Hong Kong, one 4-year-old Malayan tiger at the Bronx Zoo have been tested positive for the coronavirus. Of course, tiger is not a pet:-)
OK folks, buckle those seat belts. It now appears animals ARE ABLE to catch the virus. 6 BRONX ZOO tigers have now been found to have it. 4/5/2020 TheY got it from a zookeeper. So the reverse would likely be possible, probable. So, now we’re going to have a bunch of pets running around spreading the disease. STAY AWAY FROM PETS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You can’t wash your hands without using your clean hands to turn off the tap…unless it’s automatic like here in Oz. Do your business and wash your hands but DO NOT USE THE HANDS DRYERS that you stick your hands in. They are known to spread faecal matter.
Are u serious. Just cuz off the covid19 people are abounding there dogs people should not deserve to have a pet I still have mine after this hole think happen I cent never imagine my self ever doing that do my dog just cuz off the virus
Now they are trying to see if dogs can sniff out the virus, like they have been used to sniff out cancer. So if a dog can be used for that then the risk of it spreading the disease must be so low that there must be something in the saliva of dogs which can combat this corona. Just a guess I guess, but it seems to make sense, no?
I wish these sort of videos would tell you how the virus makes your pet feel, how sick or not sick they might become. I’d hope my pet wouldn’t suffer if they catch this. “ Unlikely to get sick” is all this has mentioned.
This is serious people are actually dying you think this is a joke the world could end any second in the USA five people already have been infected with the coronavirus and schools all over the nation already been Shutdown even my school this is really serious kids like me need education but yet you made this video to joke around and I actually have pets I don’t want them to get infected if I do have it!! ����
i had lot of dog barbecue before many years back in the south, it was very tasty and nice delicacy and affordable than other food source… since i moved few years ago i stopped eating dog due to lot of backlash from the mainland society…in the future i plan to go back south on short trips to eat dog barbecue if i can after the covid 19 fiasco end…
When will China release the Press release about the long awainted animal protection laws? Let’s wait ‼️ look forward to the press service…. let’s wait ‼️….we are waiting ‼️….. let’s wait ‼️……. stop mistreating abused Animals! Stop boiled alive skinned alive dogs in Yulin horror festival!!! Forever!!!�� shame!!! Let’s wait ‼️…..
My dog had drippy eyes and was sick….couple days later I got the Corona….I live alone and never leave my house except to walk the dog at night when no one is around anymore. One good thing about this pandemic? As someone with autism who is usually in pain because of this noisy world…I’m really enjoying the sounds of silence everywhere as people hide away and work machines cease!
Wow…bullshit about toilets..PEOPLE…china plumbing not.same as western!! Even if it.wasnt..IF U HAVE DIARRHEA THERE IS VIRUS THERE…OMG…
Wuhan’s cat rescuer: the man saving pets abandoned during coronavirus outbreak – video ► https://www.theguardian.com/world/video/2020/feb/14/catman-of-wuhan-the-man-rescuing-pets-abandoned-amid-coronavirus-outbreak-video
Coronavirus: latest developments ► https://www.theguardian.com/world/live/2020/mar/05/coronavirus-live-updates-italy-germany-pandemic-europe-uk-us-australia-india-update-latest-news
That’s just asinine! How the hell do you keep distance from your pet? Are you supposed to lock them up in a cage? I never seen a pet that doesn’t jump up into your lap or try getting some attention. I no longer have a dog but when i did she was practically glued to my every movement around the house.
I collected some information about Coronavirus and pets in my blog https://aboutmylittlecat.com/can-cats-get-the-coronavirus-heres-what-to-know/
My husky is trained to run with me on a bike at high speed on pavements and grass. He needs miles of exercise each day. It is simply impossible to take him out once a day during this pandemic. He is 5 and in peak fitness. What can I do we have a small garden?
I don’t understand why you would want to kiss your pets. Even without the coronavirus there are a lot of harmful germs in pet’s mouths. Cats for example can often be found carrying toxoplasma gondii.
I actually read that the World Health Organization (WHO) stated that dogs are immune to the effects of COVID-19.
So you can take your canines out of quarantine.
Now it can be said that “WHO let the dogs out” lol
these bats are rats and they pollenate the cactus and people eat cactus and when they ate it,
Ambulance: we woo we woo we woo
Hospital before: we will care for you
Hospital now: We will have to burn you if you have the corona virus because your dying anyway, or we can isolate you in this room where you can die slowly
This type of diseases always gets started from China from a long time so why does not the Chinese Govt ban the animal meat market other than domestic meat
i am severely worried and think my 9 year old Male cat has COVID-19. He threw up yesterday morning and all day today and tonight he has been acting strange and never before. When i eat at kitchen table he usually loves going back and forth under the table my legs and all.. cat lovely stuff ya kno, and all the sudden all day today he would sit near the oven and stare at me, but look very sad,, his pupils were dialted but he seemed sad. REASON 2 i just checked his respiratory by counting his breaths (when he went in then back out i counted that as 1] and then this for 15sec was only 4 beats. I just get that 4th one to finish right when 15sec timer goes off. Times 4, we are looking at a 16 for his respiratory. Supposedly 20 to 80 is normal? So he has two of three symptoms WHAT do i do??? Please i am so scared for my buddy.. ALSO he has been sleeping on my bed more than usual and For LONGER than usual naps… he has been sleeping on my bed for the last 5 hours now and hes still sleeping. He did not sleep ALL day and was not still or stuck in any spots all day in fact one time today around 4pm he got excited and played in living room and was running with his brother(my other cat, his twin brother, NO symptoms for his brother) no more other cats in house and it is my dad 61 age me 25 age.
Idc if I get covid 19. I aint gonna make my dog wear a mask. It doesn’t know why I’m putting a peice of cloth on its face for 2 hours at most. It cant even pull it down to breath.
I got covid19 symptoms a couple months ago, and very soon after my German Shepherd was diagnosed with chronic renal disease, plus diarrhea and runny nose. He is now completely asymptomatic. When I get his blood and urine tested again in 6 mos and if his renal function (azotemia) is normal, then I’ll know it was probably covid19 related since renal failure doesn’t otherwise correct itself. My dog has not been tested for covid19 obviously since animal testing is not available here, so I don’t know for sure. But if he did get it then he got it from me, not the other way around.
I’m not worried about our dog because she’s a schnauzer and doesn’t need to go outside a lot and we’re all under lockdown in South Africa, but I’m doubtful about our cat. He needs to go outside periodically and he often fights with stray cats in the area. That’s why I searched this.
the virus is a parisite and any animal absolutely can spread. it was made in north Carolina and sold to Wuhan china. watch. watch prof. Francis boyal update on corrona virus biological weapon. i car less about cat if it could cause my kids death. our government is dropping infected spores from sky. we all dead. every mamal on Earth can and will get. it’s inevitable.
Just heard about that 1 dog. But, I still stand by my first comment because, sometimes, something that people are sure is true may end up being a mistaken wild card. Meaning there may have something rare about the dogs health to begin with.
Or, It may become an over-all factor however, with all the people who travel abroad with their pets, I would be expecting more than just 1 dog being talked about.
Common sense, Education, and legitimate Knowledge combined, will help prevent a lot of people from becoming insanely fearful.
Things are damn spooky right now. But we still need to try and keep our worst fears at bay.
There have been a few reports of pets being infected:
a cat in Belgium,
two dogs in Hong Kong,
one 4-year-old Malayan tiger at the Bronx Zoo
have been tested positive for the coronavirus.
Of course, tiger is not a pet:-)
OK folks, buckle those seat belts. It now appears animals ARE ABLE to catch the virus. 6 BRONX ZOO tigers have now been found to have it. 4/5/2020 TheY got it from a zookeeper. So the reverse would likely be possible, probable. So, now we’re going to have a bunch of pets running around spreading the disease. STAY AWAY FROM PETS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You can’t wash your hands without using your clean hands to turn off the tap…unless it’s automatic like here in Oz. Do your business and wash your hands but DO NOT USE THE HANDS DRYERS that you stick your hands in. They are known to spread faecal matter.
Are u serious. Just cuz off the covid19 people are abounding there dogs people should not deserve to have a pet I still have mine after this hole think happen I cent never imagine my self ever doing that do my dog just cuz off the virus
I’m worried that my pet has socialized with the pet next door through our fence, and when I brought him inside the house to wipe him down he sneezed.
Now they are trying to see if dogs can sniff out the virus, like they have been used to sniff out cancer. So if a dog can be used for that then the risk of it spreading the disease must be so low that there must be something in the saliva of dogs which can combat this corona. Just a guess I guess, but it seems to make sense, no?
If my cat goes outside then it gets coronavirus on its body (but not in its body) then I touch it then am I able to get coronavirus
I wish these sort of videos would tell you how the virus makes your pet feel, how sick or not sick they might become. I’d hope my pet wouldn’t suffer if they catch this. “ Unlikely to get sick” is all this has mentioned.
This is serious people are actually dying you think this is a joke the world could end any second in the USA five people already have been infected with the coronavirus and schools all over the nation already been Shutdown even my school this is really serious kids like me need education but yet you made this video to joke around and I actually have pets I don’t want them to get infected if I do have it!! ����
i had lot of dog barbecue before many years back in the south, it was very tasty and nice delicacy and affordable than other food source… since i moved few years ago i stopped eating dog due to lot of backlash from the mainland society…in the future i plan to go back south on short trips to eat dog barbecue if i can after the covid 19 fiasco end…
When will China release the Press release about the long awainted animal protection laws? Let’s wait ‼️ look forward to the press service…. let’s wait ‼️….we are waiting ‼️….. let’s wait ‼️……. stop mistreating abused Animals! Stop boiled alive skinned alive dogs in Yulin horror festival!!! Forever!!!�� shame!!! Let’s wait ‼️…..
My dog had drippy eyes and was sick….couple days later I got the Corona….I live alone and never leave my house except to walk the dog at night when no one is around anymore. One good thing about this pandemic? As someone with autism who is usually in pain because of this noisy world…I’m really enjoying the sounds of silence everywhere as people hide away and work machines cease!