Dogs, cats, and other animals are contracting COVID-19
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Pets and other animals can get COVID-19, but the risk of them spreading to people is low.
While you don't have to worry much about getting COVID-19 from your pets, they should worry about getting it from you. People with confirmed or suspected COVID-19 should avoid contact with pets, farm animals and wildlife, as well as with other people, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
"If you wouldn’t go near another person because you’re sick, or you might be exposed, don’t go near another animal," says Dr. Scott Weese at Ontario Veterinary College.
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