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City Vaughan

Country Canada

Can fur serve as vehicle for COVID-19 spread?

Experts says physical distancing rules should apply to animals too. Veterinarians say it's possible dogs and cats could carry COVID-19 without actually having the virus themselves, as their fur could be serving as a potential vehicle for transmission.

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Duration: 1m31s

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Create Date: 4/13/2020 4:54:00 PM

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