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Recently, the RNA of the SARS-CoV2 virus was found in two dogs and one cat, using RT-PCR diagnostic method. All three animals lived in close contact with infected humans, who were probably the source of the infection. Both positive dogs had the virus found in nasal and oral specimens; showed no clinical signs and were diagnosed in Hong Kong. At the end of March, the first report on the virus in pet in Europe came out. It was detected in the faeces and vomit of a cat with transient digestive and respiratory symptoms in Belgium. This infection has not yet been confirmed by the serological testing.

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WSAVA uisťuje majiteľov spoločenských zvierat

„Neexistujú dôkazy, že COVID-19 môžu prenášať spoločenské zvieratá“

Po zverejnení správy, že pes z Hong Kongu, ktorý bol v karanténe po tom, čo bol pozitívne testovaný na SARS-CoV-2, uhynul, musí Svetová asociácia veterinárnych lekárov malých zvierat (WSAVA) konať, aby uistila majiteľov spoločenských zvierat. Pes bol po dvoch týždňoch prepustený z karantény, pričom bol následne negatívne testovaný na vírus.

The outbreak of COVID-19 is causing fear and uncertainty. It is a significant threat to companion animal welfare as some owners are concerned that pets could spread the virus. The WSAVA’s One Health and Scientific Committees have prepared an Advisory to help you to support pet owners during this challenging time. We are updating it regularly and working collaboratively with other stakeholders to bring you the latest information.

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