Cats And Dogs May Need To Get Vaccinated
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Scientists from the University of Minnesota say cats and dogs may need to get vaccinated to stop the spread of the coronavirus. The Russians have already started to develop a vaccine for pets, which there’s very little information about. Researchers say that the risk is that it starts to pass from animal to animal and then starts to evolve animal-specific strains that spill back into the human population. It makes sense to develop vaccines for pets, for domestic animals, just as a precaution to reduce this risk.
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