21 Mar CDC Information Regarding COVID-19 & Pets
The CDC has an entire page devoted to COVID-19 and pet-related information and questions. Read More ...
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20 Mar Can Ticks or Mosquitos Spread the Virus That Causes COVID-19?
At this time, the CDC has no data to suggest that this new coronavirus or other similar coronaviruses are spread by mosquitoes or ticks. The main way that COVID-19 spreads is from person to person. See How Coronavirus Spreads for more information. Read More ...
18 Mar Essential Businesses for a Safe Food Supply – Guidance from the PA Department of Agriculture
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania recognizes the critical role production agriculture, agribusinesses, food processors and manufacturers, retailers, and the entire distribution and support network from farm to table play in assuring a safe, reliable food supply. The PA Department of Agriculture has developed a guide with links to articles with recommendations for farms to limit exposure and risk related to COVID-19 (novel coronavirus). REad More ...
17 Mar Important Information Veterinary Clinics Should Follow from the PA Department of Health
While this virus seems to have emerged from an animal source, it is now spreading from person-to-person. At this time, there is no evidence that companion animals, including pets, can spread COVID-19. However, since animals can spread other diseases to people, it is always a good idea to wash your hands and use appropriate hygiene before and after interacting with animals. Given community transmission of COVID-19 in the U.S., it is possible that many people, including clients and/or staff may become ill. Read More ...
16 Mar Important Message Regarding COVID-19
Gain practical advice on managing your clinics through this public health emergency. Many PVMA members are calling us for practical advice on managing their clinics through this public health emergency, especially in areas such as Montgomery County, where the Governor has recommended the closing of all non-essential businesses. While each situation is unique, here are some suggestions to ensure that your staff and clients stay as safe as possible. Cancel all non-essential services for a minimum of two weeks. This is especially advisable in areas such as Montgomery County that have seen...
15 Mar How Can Veterinarians Best Deal With the Situation That’s Developing With COVID-19?
Dr. Gail Golab, Chief Veterinary Officer of the AVMA, hopped on a quick call with Not One More Vet to talk about Coronavirus and how veterinarians can best deal with the situation that's developing with COVID-19. ...
14 Mar Human Resources Guidance Document from FocusHRO
As many changes are taking place on a daily basis, practice owners and managers are facing new challenges in keeping up to date with the new laws and guidelines. Many are wondering how to handle this new unknown territory on staffing questions during this time. PVMA’s partner, FocusHRO, has provided a summary document to help guide you about the new laws taking effect and programs to help you, your business and your staff. If you are looking for assistance with Human Resources or Employment Benefits during COVID-19, click here. For more information on...
07 Mar COVID-19 and Your Pet – Penn Vet Tips
Get facts and tips to keep regarding COVID-19 and your pets. These tips were developed by our microbiology experts: Doctors Shelley Rankin, Professor of Microbiology and Stephen Cole, Assistant Professor of Clinical Microbiology. Read More ...