How To Care For Your Pet During The Coronavirus Outbreak
Many pet parents are becoming increasingly worried about their furry friends contracting the new coronavirus.
The World Health Organization has said there is no meaningful evidence that your pooch can spread the virus.
Experts say it is unlikely that your pet is carrying the virus on their fur, but reccomend washing your hands after you pet them.
They also suggest bathing your dog or cat more frequently than you normally would and avoiding kisses and snuggles.
The World Health Organization has said there is no meaningful evidence that your pooch can spread the virus.
Experts say it is unlikely that your pet is carrying the virus on their fur, but reccomend washing your hands after you pet them.
They also suggest bathing your dog or cat more frequently than you normally would and avoiding kisses and snuggles.