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Cats can become infected with the virus that causes COVID-19, but this happens rarely and symptoms are usually mild or absent. Most reported cases occur after close contact with an infected person, meaning transmission is typically from humans to cats rather than the other way around. This article explains how COVID-19 affects cats and how to protect your pet safely.
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