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@wolfgang59 saidBollocks.
Four tigers and three lions in New York City zoo have COVID-19.
Caught it from zoo-keeper.
@wolfgang59 saidAll the experts were saying it could not be transmitted from human to animals or animals to people....guess they were wrong yet again! 😉
Four tigers and three lions in New York City zoo have COVID-19.
Caught it from zoo-keeper.
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@wolfgang59 saidDid he get it from Agnes?
Four tigers and three lions in New York City zoo have COVID-19.
Caught it from zoo-keeper.
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@wolfgang59 saidHell, even the roaches have Covid in New York
Four tigers and three lions in New York City zoo have COVID-19.
Caught it from zoo-keeper.
Sing it, "We are all gonna party in Time Square like it's Covid 1999!"
@trev33 saidNo need to be that upset! Some good news.
Bollocks.
The zoo has given an update and it seems that Nadia and
six other big cats showing symptoms are on the mend.
"A little TLC by the keepers taking care of them, some
anti-inflammatory medications," Paul Calle, chief veterinarian
for the Wildlife Conservation Society's Bronx Zoo, told Reuters.
He said all had mild illnesses and were likely to recover.
https://www.bbc.com/news/live/world-52178501
@very-rusty saidWere they?
All the experts were saying it could not be transmitted from human to animals or animals to people....guess they were wrong yet again! 😉
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This from 8 weeks ago;
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-03-19/second-dog-in-hong-kong-tests-positive-for-covid-19-virus
@drewnogal saidDomestic cats can get it.
Let’s hope that the domestic cats don’t get it and start spreading it around?
From what I have read it is extremely difficult to catch it from your dog or cat.
@wolfgang59 saidRight now the RSPCA are being overwhelmed by people abandoning their pets through fear. The important thing to emphasize here is that people are not thought to catch it from pets. At times of high anxiety rumours and misinformation contribute to the pressure on important structures within society.
Domestic cats can get it.
From what I have read it is extremely difficult to catch it from your dog or cat.
@petewxyz saidReally? That is shocking.
Right now the RSPCA are being overwhelmed by people abandoning their pets through fear. The important thing to emphasize here is that people are not thought to catch it from pets. At times of high anxiety rumours and misinformation contribute to the pressure on important structures within society.
Even if your pet had C-19 (so far only heard about a couple in HongKong)
it is incredibly difficult to catch from your pet .. more chance getting it off
a can of baked beans. The domestic cats I previously referred to had intentionally been infected in a lab.
Apologies if my post was construed as a warning. I'm an
animal lover with two rescue dogs - don't desert your pets!
