Do Animals affect Covid-19?

Question

 My answered is a big Yes. Because, animals also affected by covid -19. It affect their food and the people  who take care of them.  Many people have been no source of income so they have no food to sustain to the animals.

Answer 1

Yes they do. However none of them have died in this part of the world. So it seems like they have stronger immunity. It all depends on immunity as this virus is more stronger on the people with low immunity. 

Comments

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Answer 2

Last Friday, a cat in the Spanish region of Catalonia tested positive for the novel coronavirus, the sixth feline to be detected with the disease globally.

There are few known COVID-19 infections of pets globally. According to the American Veterinary Medical Association, one cat in Hong Kong tested positive without displaying symptoms, while a cat in Belgium recovered nine days after falling ill.

Five tigers and three lions at the Bronx Zoo in New York have also tested positive for COVID-19, including one tiger who even developed a cough, according to the Wildlife Conservation Society, a non-profit organization which runs the zoo.

Comments

Am shocked to hear that both domestic and wild animals can test positive for covid19

Answer 3

Yes of course.Animals can be surely affected by Covid-19.Actually the origin of Covid-19 was also from an animal;likely to be a Bat.

Cats and Dogs are the most endagered types when it comes to Covid-19.Some of the other mammals are also being affected by it in the recent days.So we should take good care of our pets and treat them equally as how we treat human.

Answer 4

Some experts claimed that domestic animals can be affected by this COVID-19. The sad part is how can the owners save them. Moreover, there are no facilities to cater to their needs once being infected with this virus. It will be a sad moment if the pet owners will just let them die. They are still a member of the family.

Comments

Is there any report of domestic animals getting COVID-19, if yes in this case do they get the same treatment as humans, and are they are kept in isolation?

Answer 5

Yes there have reported cases of animals dying of Covid 19, remember COVID is a virus which was first found in bats and was transmitted to humans, so it can be vice versa.  And some animals do also show symptoms of the disease. 

Answer 6

Yes! because there are reports of animal behaviour appears to have changed . some animals were going hungry because of sudden stop of movement of people who normally feeds them or where they get their source of food from people left over . 

Answer 7

Yes, COVID is affecting animals as cats, dogs and other are reported as being affected and died due to COVID. Many researches have been conducted throughout the world which supports this statement. 

Answer 8

Yes unfortunately they are cats are a specially susceptible to getting covid but it's usually in a mild form. But minks are carriers of the virus so many minks farms had to close down becuse of it. 

Answer 9

In view of the accessible data to date, the danger of creatures spreading COVID-19 to individuals is viewed as low. As of now, there is no proof that creatures assume a critical part in spreading SARS-CoV-2, the infection that causes COVID-19 to individuals

Answer 10

No, there is no evidence that animals play a significant role in spreading SAR cos 2 which is a virus that cause covid 19 to people , there have been few mammals reported to spread virus to people but it's very rare

Answer 11

Yes

Covid-19 is caused by theovi-19. Animals also affect the those who take care of them. Many people have been without source of income so they have no food to sustain to the animals.

Answer 12

Yes, some animals can get infected with COVID-19, including domestic cats, dogs, and some wild animals in captivity. However, the risk of transmission from animals to humans is low, and pets can be protected by following basic hygiene measures.

Answer 13

There are few known COVID-19 infections of pets globally. According to the American Veterinary Medical Association, one cat in Hong Kong tested positive without displaying symptoms, while a cat in Belgium recovered nine days after falling ill.