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Forbes on 2020-10-03 14:00

Cats Can Give Each Other Covid-19, Study Suggests

New research suggests cats shed Covid-19 more easily than dogs, but the lead researcher says there is no reason to fear that your feline friend will ...

Angela Bosco Lauth

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