Can novel coronavirus pneumonia be transmitted to cats?

The new coronavirus pneumonia may be transmitted to cats, because the new coronavirus can be transmitted between birds and a variety of mammals including cats, dogs, cattle, pigs, bats, etc., so consider cats, dogs and other mammals Infection is also possible. But now it is only transmitted between people and has not been found to be transmitted to cats, so it is generally not transmitted to cats. New coronavirus pneumonia mainly infects epithelial cells through droplets, close contact, gastrointestinal tract transmission, etc. If cats and dogs are exposed to the new coronavirus, the virus can invade the animal's body through the animal's respiratory tract or skin and mucous membranes and cause infection.
Symptoms of cats infected with new coronavirus pneumonia
1. Symptoms such as fever, dry cough, difficulty breathing, fatigue, and lack of energy.
2. Symptoms such as loss of appetite, vomiting, increased body temperature, rapid gastrointestinal motility, and lack of energy occur.
3. Diarrhea, anal swelling, etc. may occur. When the condition worsens, dehydration symptoms may occur.
3. In severe cases, renal failure or even death may occur.
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