It has been at least 14 days since the pet’s last positive test.The pet has not shown symptoms for at least 72 hours without medical care.Your pet can usually go back to normal activities if: When to end home isolation of your petįollow your veterinarian’s advice for when it is safe for your pet to be around other people and animals. Your veterinarian may have you keep a written log of your pet’s symptoms. If you think your pet has new symptoms or is getting worse, call your veterinarian.įollow all care instructions from your veterinarian. It is important to keep track of your pet’s symptoms during home isolation. Do not allow cats that have tested positive for the virus that causes COVID-19 to roam outside. Protect yourself when caring for a sick pet by following the same precautions recommended for people caring for an infected person at home.Ĭats should be kept inside.
A pet can be isolated in the same way as a person sick with COVID-19. If your veterinarian recommends home isolation and you are able to care for your pet at home, keep your pet at home, except to get medical care. What to do if your pet tests positiveĭepending on your pet’s symptoms, your veterinarian may recommend that you isolate your pet at home. Some veterinarians may offer telemedicine consultations or other plans for treating sick pets. Call your veterinarian and let them know you are sick with COVID-19. If you are sick with COVID-19 and your pet becomes sick, do not take your pet to the veterinary clinic yourself. If your pet is sick and you think it might be from the virus that causes COVID-19, talk to your veterinarian.
Watch Dogs 2’s trial is available to download for PS4 today, via the PlayStation Store.
The full game takes up between 25 to 28 GB.
If you decide to buy the full version, all your progress will carry over. NOW READ: GTA with free running and hacking is here (And yes, it’s as mental as it sounds) “You can dive into missions, get to know Marcus Holloway and DedSec, explore the Bay Area freely, infiltrate restricted areas with hacked equipment, wreak havoc with a friend in co-op, and get up to whatever open-world shenanigans your heart desires.” Watch Dogs 2’s three-hour trial includes “full access to all the game’s features, including its seamless co-op and multiplayer,” Ubisoft says. The trial includes the single-player and multiplayer, according to a post on the Ubisoft blog. Ubisoft is giving console owners a chance to trial the game for three hours.
Watch Dogs 2 can be played for free on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.