While people are concerned about whether pets can get and spread the coronavirus, the CDC has found no evidence that pets are a source of infection. The CDC also has not received any reports of pets becoming sick with COVID-19, though further study is needed. Owners should take precautions with their pets if they become sick themselves, but currently it seems very unlikely that pets can contract the virus from humans or spread it.

1. Pets and
Coronavirus
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2. These are trying times for people. Everyone’s thinking how to keep their families safe
from a new virus. Businesses face challenges never anticipated. Hopefully, job losses
are temporary.
BUT WHAT ABOUT PETS? People ask: “can my dog or my cat contract
Coronavirus?” “If they contract it, can they spread it to people?” “If they get it, can it
morph into something more dangerous?” All great questions. The CDC has addressed
COVID-19 and animals. While it seems very unlikely pets can contract it, we
recommend you visit their site regularly in case they make revisions.

3. As per the CDC: “In the United States, there is no evidence to suggest that any animals,
including pets, livestock, or wildlife, might be a source of COVID-19 infection at this time.”
RISKS TO PETS “CDC has not received any reports of pets or other animals becoming sick
with COVID-19. Further studies are needed to understand if and how different animals could
be affected by COVID-19.”
They also offer suggestions how to protect your pets should you get sick from the virus.
Thanks everyone. Be safe so you and your families can stay healthy.
Best regards,
Team Smart Hemp

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