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Cat tests positive for COVID in Arkansas, school says. Here’s how to keep pets safe

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More than 100 animals have been infected with the virus since the onset of the pandemic, the USDA says.

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Cat tests positive for COVID in Arkansas, school says. Here’s how to keep pets safe

More than 100 animals have been infected with the virus since the onset of the pandemic, the USDA says.

3 years ago·Fort Worth, United States

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NW Arkansas Democrat gazzette

Central Arkansas house cat tests positive for covid

A nine-month-old house cat in Central Arkansas has tested positive for SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes covid-19 in humans, the Arkansas Department of Health confirmed.

3 years ago

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Arkansas house cat tests positive for COVID

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – The Arkansas Department of Health has confirmed that a central Arkansas house cat was found to be infected with COVID-19.The cat, the first feline found to be infected with COVID-19 in Arkansas, is reported to have recovered and is healthy.“People need to be aware that they should distance themselves from their pets if they have tested positive for COVID,” Dr. Heidi Ward, extension veterinarian for the University of Arkansas …

3 years ago

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