04/07/2020
Coronavirus In Dogs
Coronavirus COVID-19 is a global pandemic, and we all want to protect our dogs and make sure they're happy and healthy. But with the coronavirus affecting humans, it's possible it could also affect your pets (dogs, cats, and pigs), but not highly transmissible. If your dog goes out and has contact with an infected person, there is a chance of getting infected.
Symptoms Of Caronavirus In Dogs
Dogs can show some similar signs as a human, such as coughing, sneezing, and a fever. THEY SEEM TO BE LETHARGIC, SOMEWHAT DEPRESSED, MEANING THAT THEY JUST DON'T WANT TO GET UP AND MOVE AROUND. THEY DON'T REALLY WANT TO RESPOND TO YOU. THEY JUST DON'T WANT TO GET UP AND MOVE AROUND BECAUSE THEY FEEL PRETTY CRUMMY.
TREAT YOUR ANIMALS JUST LIKE ANOTHER PERSON YOU WANT TO SELF ISOLATE AWAY FROM THEM. YOU DON'T WANT TO INTERACT WITH THEM, AT ALL.
What Is the Difference Between CCoV and COVID-19?
CCoV And COVID-19 are not the same viruses. CCoV is an intestinal infection in dogs, and the COVID-19 effects lungs and creates breathing difficulties.
How To Protect Dogs From Coronavirus?
Is It Safe To Pet My Dog?
the good news is pets cannot transfer the virus to you.
Is There Any Vaccine For Caronavirus In Dogs?
There is a vaccine available for CCoV, but this vaccine does not provide protection against Covid-19.
What Is Treatment Of Caronavirus In Dogs?
Quarantine In the only option at the time.