CORONAVIRUS AND COVID-19

WE ARE HERE TO HELP

ALL PAMPERPET STAFF ARE fully CORONAVIRUS VACCINATED AND BOOSTED

As our pets enjoy extra time at home with us, we realize it can also put extra pressures on those who are at risk, ill or working from home. We are here to help. We are are all in this together.

The safety of PamperPet staff, clients and pets is always our top priority. We value the trust you have in PamperPet to deliver safe, reliable, committed and loving care for your pets and home. In support of this care we would like to communicate guidelines and protocols we have in place in response to COVID-19.

pamperpet safety guidelines:

  • Since we are fully vaccinated, Staff will wear masks at client request

  • Meet and Greets will be held outdoors if at all possible

  • Masks will be worn by PamperPet Staff if social distancing/being outdoors is not possible, with unvaccinated clients

  • Staff will maintain at least 6 feet social distance during dog walks

  • Staff can meet client outside or pickup dog from yard for dog walking, texting upon arrival

please notify pamperpet if:

  • Anyone in the home feels unwell, or develops respiratory signs or fever

  • Anyone in the home has been exposed to COVID-19

  • Anyone in the home has been traveling internationally within the past 14 days

PamperPet will notify clients if staff cannot perform services due to becoming exposed or sick. We will continue to monitor the CDC and other reliable scientific sources for up to date information and adhere to the most current safety guidelines.

We encourage your questions and specific requests! Feel free to contact Mary at (805) 316-1560 or mary@pamperpetsb.com.

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COVID-19 FAQS

Source: North American COVID-19 Communication Task Force

 
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Should I test my Pet for Covid-19?

THe CDC, USDA, AVMA and CVMA have not made any recommendations for companion animals to be routinely tested for COVID-19

 
 

CAN PETS TRANSMIT COVID-19 TO PEOPLE?

Currently, there is no evidence that animals can transmit this virus to people. Human-to-animal transmission events are believed to be rare.

 
 
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IF MY PET IS SICK AND I THINK IT’S COVID-19, WHAT SHOULD I DO?

If your pet gets sick after contact with a person with COVID-19, DO NOT take your pet to the veterinary clinic yourself. Call your veterinarian to determine the next steps for your pet’s treatment and care.

 
 
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IS THERE A TREATMENT FOR PETS INFECTED WITH COVID-19?

There is no specific treatment for animals diagnosed with a COVID-19 infection, so testing will not alter clinical management.

 
 
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CAN MY VETERINARIAN TEST MY PET IF I WANT THEM TO?

Veterinarians are strongly encouraged to rule out other, more common causes of illness in animals before considering COVID-19 testing.

 

OTHER covid-19 INFORMATION

CORONAVIRUS AND PETS: FAQS FOR OWNERS
College of Veterinary Medicine, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

CAN DOGS GET CORONAVIRUS?
American Kennel Club