Can I Get COVID-19 From My Dog Playing With Another Dog?

The video addresses concerns about the risk of COVID-19 transmission between dogs. Experts suggest that the risk is low, with the primary concern being human-to-human transmission at places like dog parks. While there are reports of felines contracting the virus, the role of animals in spreading COVID-19 to humans remains unclear. Viewers are encouraged to maintain hygiene and social distancing and can send questions to the provided contact.

What is the primary concern when dogs play together during the COVID-19 pandemic?

• The interaction between dog owners

• Dogs transmitting the virus to each other

• Dogs showing symptoms of COVID-19

• The breed of the dogs

What measures should be taken to reduce COVID-19 risks at dog parks?

• Washing hands and maintaining social distance

• Feeding dogs a special diet

• Keeping dogs on a leash at all times

• Avoiding all dog parks

What is the likelihood of dogs transmitting COVID-19 to each other?

• High, especially in crowded areas

• Low, unless their owners are close together

• Unknown, as there is no research

• Moderate, depending on the dog's health

Which animals have some reports of being able to contract coronavirus?

• Reptiles

• Cats and other felines

• Birds

• Dogs

What should viewers do if they have questions about COVID-19 risks with pets?

• Consult their local veterinarian

• Send a video question to the provided email

• Avoid taking their pets outside

• Read online articles