Communication during Covid

Please read and follow our policy for all interactions. It makes our job and your experience with us run smooth and as stress free as possible. Thank you so much!

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Reopening Alaska’s businesses is vital to the state’s economic well-being, and to the ability of Alaskans to provide for their families. At the same time, everyone shares in the obligation to keep Alaska safe and continue to combat the spread of COVID-19. As a result, businesses and employees must, to the extent reasonably feasible, continue to take reasonable care to protect their staff and operations during this pandemic. Meanwhile, all Alaskans have an obligation to help promote public health and fight this pandemic by continuing to follow public health guidance regarding sanitizing, handwashing, and use of face masks. Those that are at high risk of infection are encouraged to continue to self-quarantine, to the extent possible, and strictly follow social distancing mandates and advisories.

My conversation with Dr Gerlach was informative. He has advised to continue with social distancing and wearing masks with human clients and to continue with our disinfecting routine. All social play between dogs will be limited to small groups with client approval. There is no evidence to date that Covid-19 can be transmitted to humans from dogs and there are limited cases of humans giving the virus to dogs. All animals to date have recovered from Covid-19. With the science always evolving, we will check all resources frequently. 

I've consulted with Dr. Brandt, via phone consult to learn about holistic options to promote safe interactions with all guests.

Young Living blend "Purification" diluted and "Theives" diluted are pet safe. They have antimicrobial properties that kill or slows the growth of microorganisms that could include bacteria, viruses, fungi, and protoazoans. Dr. Brandt is an expert with holistic veterinary medicine.

“The ASPCA is committed to prioritizing the health and safety of pets and their owners, and we are closely monitoring developments related to COVID-19,” 

Here is a direct link to the CDC

Here is a direct link to the WHO

Get the latest information.

WVC is now the Viticus Group. There is current information from the world of veterinary medicine

Viticus Group and our industry partners have teamed up to bring you the latest and most accurate information on COVID-19 and how it relates to the veterinary community. Each week, a panel of experts join us on Facebook live to discuss recent developments and answer your questions in real-time.  Watch our series of COVID-19 Veterinary Live Events on YouTube now.

Health officials across the U.S. and all over the world are working hard to combat COVID-19. The AVMA is committed to providing factual, up-to-date information and resources to support the veterinary community in delivering services during the pandemic. This work includes providing care for pets; horses; livestock (including safeguarding the nation's food supply); laboratory animals; and aquatic, exotic, and wild animals – all work that is essential and helps protect both animal and human health.

In updating this material, the AVMA is in regular contact with federal agencies, such as the CDC, FDA, and USDA; other state, national, and international veterinary and public health expert groups; intergovernmental organizations such as the WHO and OIE; lawmakers, and others.

Here’s some of the information you’ll find to help the veterinary community and animal owners meet the challenges posed by COVID-19.

Lots of free webinars.