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DBoon

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20. Veterinary medicine is useful to humans
Tue Apr 28, 2020, 12:13 PM
Apr 2020

on a biological level, humans and dogs are very similar.

Treatment on dogs may indicate possible human therapies.

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That's the last thing we need. Jamastiene Apr 2020 #1
This I'm not familiar with pet dogs infected by viruses but appalachiablue Apr 2020 #4
He may have interacted with this dog fish. trusty elf Apr 2020 #2
fail appalachiablue Apr 2020 #9
Do pugs count as dogs? 5X Apr 2020 #3
You're just asking for it. Jamastiene Apr 2020 #5
How did they get him to hold still Harker Apr 2020 #6
I know right...poor lil fella. dewsgirl Apr 2020 #7
You glue a bunch of swabs on the wall Miguelito Loveless Apr 2020 #11
Thank you. Harker Apr 2020 #16
We've had pugs, now a pug mix Miguelito Loveless Apr 2020 #19
Haven't known a pug, yet Harker Apr 2020 #21
Short swab, I think...... luvtheGWN Apr 2020 #15
I had pictured the skin on the back of his head Harker Apr 2020 #17
With people in NY waiting days to be tested because of a shortage, why are test kits being wasted... George II Apr 2020 #8
I would not call it a waste. It is in the interest of humans to know whether pets can contract the totodeinhere Apr 2020 #10
Veterinary medicine is useful to humans DBoon Apr 2020 #20
If dogs/cats can get the virus, Miguelito Loveless Apr 2020 #12
completely different kit DBoon Apr 2020 #18
oh geez Coventina Apr 2020 #22
It's a completely different test. hamsterjill Apr 2020 #25
iirc, area51 Apr 2020 #26
Another swing and a miss, George RandiFan1290 Apr 2020 #29
So pets won't spread it to humans treestar Apr 2020 #13
The pug Winston got sick and his mother noticed: appalachiablue Apr 2020 #14
Poor doggie. treestar Apr 2020 #24
If it can jump to dogs and cats....... LPBBEAR Apr 2020 #23
I think it should say necropsy, not autopsy Skittles Apr 2020 #27
Poor Winston MustLoveBeagles Apr 2020 #28
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