Seven advice for dogs and cats: They're not endangered, they don't carry the virus

First of all, the most important information is that canakers can't yet carry this virus, but they're not endangered.

However, the hygiene of the entire family should be elevated to the highest level. This has to do with your tank.

Dogs walk as long as necessary, while cats that are free to leave need to be defined as possible, or you have to keep them out of the house completely.

Important recommendations:

1. If you need vet, call the chosen ambulance before you go and set up a visit. It would be better if only one person, ideal is the owner, to send the animal in an ambulance.

2. Dog walking defines it at the necessary time, and avoid excessive interaction with owners and other dogs. Remember, canakers cannot carry the virus, but they can carry the body as well as other surfaces on which the virus can stay.

3. Canacares do not need protective masks, do not wear them. You will unnecessarily complicate their hygiene, as well as yours.

4. After walking, it is recommended that you stick to common hygienic cleaning measures and cleaning your feet or skin. Follow the tools dedicated to the canons, such as shampoos, soaps, and wet animal headscarves. After each walk disinfected the kanak's feet as well as the belt. Then wash your hands.

5. What is most important, do not leave them and do not get your tanks on the road! The COVID19 virus cannot be carried by the human being. Right now, there's no evidence that tankers are carriers.

6. If you consider it necessary to fill out the food and sanitation reserves for the canvas, do so. The cause is not a lack of products but a reduction in the need to leave the house.

7. Prepare for the worst, however, to deal with the canary care in case you get sick. If you are found to be with COVID-19, avoid any close contact with the canary, maintain the hygiene of your hands and faces before and after contact with them.