How to Care for Pets During the Spread of Coronavirus
Dr. Uri Burstyn, the helpful veterinarian from Vancouver, B.C., shared how best to care for pets during the spread of Coronavirus with the help of a beautiful cat named Clawdia. Dr. Burstyn first tackled the misinformation regarding the disease and dogs, telling his audience that there is no connection between the two. Pets cannot transmit the virus nor can they catch the virus from humans. He also suggested different ways that humans can ensure that their pets are healthy while keeping themselves safe from harm.
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