Can't cat owners write novels about coronavirus?

Cat owners don't infect novel coronavirus.

It is normal for pet owners not to be infected with novel coronavirus. Novel coronavirus is mainly infected with some wild animals, so some domestic pets do not have these viruses and will not be infected with novel coronavirus because of keeping pets.

During the epidemic period of keeping pets, you should go out less. When you come back from outside, you should pay attention to cleaning and personal disinfection to avoid infection. As long as you take self-protection measures at ordinary times, wear a mask when you go out, wash your hands frequently, and open the window regularly at home for ventilation, it has a good preventive effect on preventing this virus.

COVID-19 is contagious to animals.

At present, it can be determined that COVID-19 is a zoonotic disease. Although it is mainly spread among people at present, there are also reports of cats, dogs, hamsters, minks, rabbits, orangutans and other animals infected with COVID-19.

There is evidence that people who carry COVID-19 can spread the virus to cats, dogs and other pets through aerosol. There are also many cases in which domestic pets are diagnosed as COVID-19 positive after their pet owners are positive, indicating that animals can be infected with COVID-19 virus.

Animals infected with COVID-19 virus may have symptoms such as fever, dyspnea, lethargy, runny nose, diarrhea and vomiting. Although it has not been shown that pets infected with COVID-19 can transmit novel coronavirus to humans, infected animals still need to be isolated.