Cat Infected With COVID-19 From Owner

Greetings everyone,

Yes, animals are also at risk of contracting the coronavirus.

This is the first case of human-to-cat transmission of the novel coronavirus.

A domestic cat in Belgium has been infected with COVID-19, the disease caused by the new coronavirus that's spreading across the globe, the government's FPS Public Health, Food Chain Safety and Environment announced March 27, according to news reports.
About a week after its owner got sick with COVID-19, after returning from a trip to Northern Italy, the cat developed coronavirus symptoms: diarrhea, vomiting and respiratory issues.

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did the virus already mutated, if so, that would've been really quick. A vaccine should be made even more urgently then if the disease already mutated to affect animals

(also that gouvernment sure has them FPS lol :xd:)

This is getting extremely dangerous, covid 19 is going to change our life style, world won't be same anymore, vaccine should be free for all once it's available.
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Damn are you serious? Not my kitty :sad: This is a problem cause my cat always gets out; that little sob

I don`t believe that the cat is infected because the animals can`t be infected

It's possible that the virus has mutated in the past few days. Before it wasn't possible for cats and dogs to become infected. Is there any proof that the cat was actually contracted Coronavirus, and not some other illness?

(03-30-2020, 09:24 PM)bridgeman Wrote:

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I don`t believe that the cat is infected because the animals can`t be infected

Initially, I also found It hard to believe.

They have however, clinically proven that the cat was/Is In fact Infected with the virus.

(03-30-2020, 09:24 PM)bridgeman Wrote:

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I don`t believe that the cat is infected because the animals can`t be infected

There have been cases of animals being infected from the early mentions of this virus. It's not a hard leap to make, since the virus had to mutate to infect humans in the first place.

The WHO watches known coronaviruses in animals, to keep an eye on mutations.

And this my friends, is more evidence of this being a man-made strain of Coronavirus. I remember reading about this a few days ago myself.

(04-01-2020, 04:56 PM)Streetspeed10 Wrote:

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And this my friends, is more evidence of this being a man-made strain of Coronavirus.

The fact Is, we'll never know for sure.