In the current studies of Covid-19 infections, scientists have confirmed that household pets are indeed susceptible to the virus, but should be 'manageable' for pet owners. In a recent study, findings suggest that cats are more likely to get infected with the SARS-CoV-2 than dogs, and here's why: Blood samples from 239 pet cats and 510 pet dogs collected between mid-April and mid-June of 2020 revealed antibodies that would indicate infection history. Results showed that 8 percent of cats but fewer than 1 percent of dogs had contracted COVID-19 so far, which confirms the hypothesis that pet ca...