The good news is, current advice from the World Health Organisation is that there’s no evidence that pets can be a source of infection or that they can become sick.
We encourage all pet owners to take sensible precautions, and follow the latest government advice.
The virus is most commonly passed from person to person through coughing and sneezing. There is some evidence that the virus can live on surfaces for some time, depending on the type of material, temperature and other factors. However, there’s currently no evidence that companion animals can spread Covid-19 to people.
It’s best to follow standard good hygiene practices, such as regularly washing your hands thoroughly with soap and hot water, especially after handling or feeding your pet. It’s always sensible to avoid letting your pet lick your face.
There is no need to give up or quarantine pets and we would urge owners not to panic.
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Post time: Mar-24-2020
