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They've known for a while that pets, especially cats can carry it. I don't remember if it makes them sick or not.
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They're saying that cats can give it to each other but THEY CAN'T TRANSFER IT TO HUMANS..
I'm not yelling at you, i just capitalized it for the benefit of others reading this comment..
I love kitties, it would be awful if people started abandoning them because of incomplete information..
They're saying that cats can give it to each other but THEY CAN'T TRANSFER IT TO HUMANS..
I'm not yelling at you, i just capitalized it for the benefit of others reading this comment..
I love kitties, it would be awful if people started abandoning them because of incomplete information..
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@SW-User "Cross species transmission" is not incomplete information. It's proven science. Whether you like kitties or not......science is science. If people got this from animals....and now a tiger has gotten it from a human...obviously this virus can be transmitted back and forth from humans to animals. ALL animals.