KUALA LUMPUR: Pets do not spread the Covid-19 virus, according to the Department of Veterinary Services. As such there is no cause for worry among the...
Pets do not spread the Covid-19 virus, according to the Department of Veterinary Services.
“Based on current scientific findings, although pets can be infected with the Covid-19 virus, it is not dangerous as the virus will only cause mild infection in animals.
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