Can Pets Monkeypox? Experts Explain Risk to Dogs, Cats and Other Animals

Can Pets Monkeypox? Experts Explain Risk to Dogs, Cats and Other Animals

But if you're diagnosed with monkeypox or it's highly likely you have a case of the disease, public health agencies say you should isolate yourself from other people and, if possible, your pets.

Dog saves owner’s life by alerting her to breast cancer lump

Dog saves owner’s life by alerting her to breast cancer lump

Karena Kirk-Drain, 53, says she wouldn’t be alive if it wasn’t for her 11-year-old Bella-Boo. The protective pet began acting up on Karena’s late mum’s birthday and kept trying to lie on her chest despite being pushed away.

Woman fined after walking husband on a lead and telling police he was a dog

Woman fined after walking husband on a lead and telling police he was a dog

Somebody walking an actual dog, which is allowed (Picture: Rex)A woman has been fined for breaking a Covid curfew by walking her husband on a lead.For more stories like this, check our news page.

Dog owners ‘may be forced to break rules’ due to lack of walking spots

Dog owners ‘may be forced to break rules’ due to lack of walking spots

The RSPCA says these restrictions can create issues for dog walkers who may have local options curtailed by PSPOs. There is concern some people will travel to find suitable dog walking spots for their animals – potentially unwittingly breaching Covid-19 rules in the interests of their dog’s welfare and exercise needs.

The deadly plague that could devastate the US rabbit population

The deadly plague that could devastate the US rabbit population

“The virus is in a pretty vast area, and we don’t have any tools to use to mitigate the spread or stop it once it’s out in free-ranging populations.”.

Budweiser celebrates bars reopening by reuniting old mascots

Budweiser celebrates bars reopening by reuniting old mascots

In the beer brand's new "Reuniting with Buds" commercial, Budweiser's famous Clydesdale horses and an adorable Labrador retriever puppy each travel from afar to meet up — presumably after spending the last several weeks social distancing responsibly.

Soda the boxer dog delivers wine to help customers maintain social distancing

Soda the boxer dog delivers wine to help customers maintain social distancing

Now he’s bringing wine to customers to allow them to stick to social distancing rules and stop the spread of coronavirus .After making his deliveries, Soda is rewarded with some loving petting and his favorite treats.

How to keep your pooch engaged indoors

How to keep your pooch engaged indoors

Once it gets used to that, use two cups and place the treat under one of them as the dog watches it.Now, encourage the dog to turn over the correct cup and grab the treat.

Crufts 2020 cancelled: Will Crufts be cancelled over coronavirus fears?

Crufts 2020 cancelled: Will Crufts be cancelled over coronavirus fears?

But now people are asking if Crufts has been cancelled, or should be cancelled, amid continued fears about the spread of coronavirus across the UK.

Can dogs get coronavirus? Experts say not to worry

Can dogs get coronavirus? Experts say not to worry

A spokesman for Hong Kong's Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department said that a pet dog had been tested "weak positive" for the COVID-19 virus, but also noted that AFCD "does not have evidence that pet animals can be infected with coronavirus or be a source of infection to people.".

Can cats and dogs eat Nutella?

Can cats and dogs eat Nutella?

The Ferrero plant of Villers-Ecalles is the biggest plant of Nutella in the world producing 800 000 pots of the chocolate and hazelnut spread a day (Picture: CHARLY TRIBALLEAU/AFP/Getty Images)Can cats eat Nutella?

French bulldog dies 15 minutes after owner, 25, lost cancer battle

French bulldog dies 15 minutes after owner, 25, lost cancer battle

Stuart Hutchison, 25, died on August 11 this year (Picture: Hutchison family / SWNS)A cancer patient’s dog died just 15 minutes after he lost his battle with the illness.

Burying pet rabbits in gardens could spread deadly virus, vets warn

Burying pet rabbits in gardens could spread deadly virus, vets warn

If people cannot afford to take their pet to the vet to establish the cause of death, they are advised either to have the rabbit properly cremated or, if they choose a garden burial, to carefully wrap their pet in plastic first to reduce the risk of the virus spreading.