These guidelines are for the new COVID-19, not for other previous forms of the coronavirus. Everyone around the world really needs to know about what we know. A friend of mine in the Netherlands just told me that someone tried to poison her dog last week.
AND please read What Corona Virus COVID-19 is Telling Us: A Holistic Veterinary and One Health View By Michael W. Fox, BVetMed, PhD, DSc, MRCVS
Source:
Stephanie Wencl
"Currently there is no evidence that pets or other domestic animals can
be infected with this new coronavirus. Additionally, there is currently no
evidence that pets or other domestic animals might be a source of infection
to people with the new coronavirus. This is a rapidly evolving situation and
information will be updated as it becomes available."
"The advisory also cautions veterinarians against using vaccines against
canine enteric coronavirus available in some global markets in the hope that
they may offer some cross-protection against COVID-19. There is no evidence
for this, as the new virus is a distinctly different coronavirus variant."
(My emphasis) —
What pet owners and veterinarians need to know about the
coronavirus
These guidelines are for the new COVID-19, not for other previous forms of
the coronavirus. Everyone around the world really needs to know about what
we know. A friend of mine in the Netherlands just told me that someone tried
to poison her dog last week.
Please read Marc's ENTIRE ARTICLE (PDF)
AND please read What Corona Virus COVID-19 is Telling Us: A Holistic Veterinary and One Health View By Michael W. Fox, BVetMed, PhD, DSc, MRCVS
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