We've learned that coronavirus can live on surfaces such as plastic and steel for up to three days, which has many of us grabbing disinfectants and attacking the various surfaces of our homes. As states go on lock down or pass bills that ban social gatherings and force people to stay home, many of us... Continue Reading →
Many states are practicing social distancing in an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19. California has even gone on lockdown. While it's important not to panic, as dog owners we should be prepared in case we do contract COVID-19. This article will provide you with some tips for keeping your dog engaged during quarantine, as well as hopefully calm your anxiety about what to do if you run out of dog food.
Though the number of coronavirus cases in the US is still small, it has been rising slowly, and some health officials expect it to spread throughout communities. While many of us understand the risk to ourselves and our families, what about our dogs? Can dogs be infected by COVID-19? Can our pets facilitate the spread of this illness?
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