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News of a "weak positive" result for the presence of the virus in a test carried out on a dog in Hong Kong has raised questions about whether pets can be infected with the new coronavirus. However, veterinary microbiologist Dr. Shelley Rankin says that at this stage there should be no reason for concern among pet owners. Even so, she urges people who are infected to avoid contact with their pets, and adds that all owners should include their pets in their preparedness plans and make sure they have a supply of food and other products for them.
EARA News Digest
Translation: Let the Patients Live