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  • DoctorStrangelove
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    What about "little tiger"?

    Yum.

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  • vetran
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    is your pussy infected?

    Scientists urge Covid-19 patients to quarantine away from their pets | Daily Mail Online

    More cats might be COVID-19 positive than first believed after study finds up to 15 per cent of pets in Wuhan 'caught the coronavirus from humans'

    • Researchers took samples from 102 cats in Wuhan after COVID emerged
    • Found antibodies to SARS-CoV-2 in 15 of the felines, none had symptoms
    • Researchers think all cats, either strays or pets, caught the virus from humans
    • They encourage COVID-19 patients to be cautious around their pets and implement preventive measures such as distancing and quarantine
    Last edited by vetran; 10 September 2020, 11:07.
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