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ThePerfectUsername · 70-79, M
According to cats.org there's a flurry of suspicion around cats getting it but no actual proven cases. Because lets face it they don't have enough tests for humans so who's ever going to test a cat.
What we do know however is that the covid-19 virus can stay active on soft furnishings for up to 24 hours... and that tells me that if an infected person sneezes on or handles your cat then [b]you[/b] handle your cat then touch your face you might as well let the person sneeze right at you.
What we do know however is that the covid-19 virus can stay active on soft furnishings for up to 24 hours... and that tells me that if an infected person sneezes on or handles your cat then [b]you[/b] handle your cat then touch your face you might as well let the person sneeze right at you.