Category: Pets Medicine

Recently, news broke that several animals, such as a tiger named Nadia in the United States, a dog in Hong Kong, and a cat in Belgium, were also exposed to Covid-19. These animals are suspected of being infected with the corona because they often interact with humans. This certainly makes animal owners worry that their pets will be exposed to the corona virus. And as a result, many animal owners finally decide to give up their pets.

However, you don’t need to worry too much, huh. Because at this time, the transmission of the corona virus from animals to humans or vice versa, and also between animals and animals has not been scientifically proven. Even so, it’s a good idea to keep your pets clean or healthy during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Here are 5 tips that you can apply.

The first thing you should do is maintain interaction with pets during the corona pandemic. The Covid-19 case that occurs in pets is thought to be due to the intense interaction of the owner who is suspected of being positive for Covid-19. So, if there is a suspicion that the owner has been exposed to Covid-19, you should avoid interacting with … Read More

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Behind the cuteness of pets such as dogs and cats, it turns out that there is a danger that can threaten the safety of their owners and even other people. The two mammals that were in great demand as pets turned out to be rabies transmitters If the pet owner does not regularly check on the dog or cat it can be disastrous. Moreover, if the employer lacks knowledge about rabies, which is susceptible to infecting dogs and cats. It is necessary as early as possible to anticipate the danger of transmission of the rabies virus from dogs and cats. One way to do this is to check regularly with the vet. Prevention of rabies needs to be done early on. Owners of cats and dogs should check for rabies symptoms frequently

One of the harmful effects of rabies is it can damage the brain’s nervous system network. The disease, known as mad dog, is transmitted through animal bites, saliva or scratches. Symptoms of a patient contracting the rabies virus do not appear immediately after being bitten by an infectious animal. Symptoms of being infected with the rabies virus will be felt a few days later, such as experiencing anxiety, … Read More

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