The city of Seoul in South Korea has started testing pets for COVID-19 at no cost and they've found one case of coronavirus in a cat. This comes after another cat in the country tested positive. Here ...

It’s been known since the beginning of the pandemic that cats and dogs can catch COVID-19 from infected people, as have gorillas, mink and one ferret. But what remains unclear is how susceptible your ...

SAN FRANCSICO (KGO) -- Concern about animal and pet transmission of COVID-19 increased after a tiger at the Bronx Zoo in New York City, tested positive for the virus and developed a cough. "We live in ...

Dear EarthTalk: Can our pets get sick from the coronavirus too, and can they pass it along to people? -- J.M., Bridgeport, CT Given that Covid-19 probably originated in bats means that it’s no ...

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NEW YORK (AP) — Can your pet get COVID-19? Yes, pets and other animals can get the coronavirus that causes COVID-19, but health officials say the risk of them spreading it to people is low. Dogs, cats ...

As concern continues to climb over the novel coronavirus, also called COVID-19, the Human Society of Greater Dayton wants to reassure everyone that your pets will not give you the virus. >>How to get ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- As we all work to stay healthy during the coronavirus outbreak across the nation, some people may be wondering how you can keep your pet safe. Dr. David Gonsky of West Loop Veterinary ...

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When the world was locked inside during COVID, many families felt lonely and afraid. To bring comfort, they adopted pets. Dogs and cats became part of homes where children studied online, and parents ...

After a dog in Hong Kong tested "weak positive" for novel coronavirus, U.S. health officials are saying there's no indication that pets can spread COVID-19. The dog, a 17-year-old Pomeranian, was ...