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. 2021 Jun 16;13(6):1149. doi: 10.3390/v13061149

Table 1.

Summarized reports of COVID-19 infection in cats kept as pets (from the highest number of tested cats in particular study to the lowest) *.

Number of Tested Cats COVID-19 Tested Positive Cats Country/Area Date
(Month and Year of Publication)
Reference
920 6 Germany December 2020 [18]
191 11 Italy December 2020 [26]
50 6 Hong Kong, China December 2020 [22]
22 1 France June 2020 [34]
11 3 The Netherlands May 2020 [30]
8 1 Spain August 2020 [32]
5 5 Japan January 2021 [44]
4 10 Brazil April 2021 [45]
4 3 United Kingdom July 2020 [41]
4 3 Chile March 2021 [24]
3 3 Latvia February 2021 [38]
2 2 The Switzerland March 2021 [35]
2 2 Canada January 2021 [46]
2 2 Argentina November 2020 [47]
1 1 Belguim April 2020 [25]
1 1 Hong Kong, China March 2020 [48]
1 1 Spain May 2020 [31]
1 1 Brazil October 2020 [49]
1 1 France May 2020 [33]
1 1 Italy February 2021 [27]
1 1 Italy September 2020 [28]
1 1 Greece December 2020 [41]
1 1 Croatia December 2020 [39]
1 1 Italy March 2021 [29]
1 1 Russia June 2020 [38]

* due to the relatively higher number of naturally acquired SARS-CoV-2 infection in domestic cats in the US (67 studies—February 2021) than in other countries and areas [19], these reports were not included in this table.