List of animals that can get SARS-CoV-2

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Various animals have been proven to be able to become infected with SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has stated that it is a low risk that the virus would spread from animals to people.[1]

Coronaviruses are common among some animal species, but this list only shows those who have been proven to carry the virus that causes COVID-19. Most types of animals that can get the virus can not spread it back to humans.

Animal date first detected Spread amongst themselves? Spreads to humans? References
African green monkey September 2020 [2]
Asian small-clawed otter April 2021 [3]
Bank vole April 2021 No [4]
Beaver August 2021 [5]
Binturong October 2021 [6]
Canada lynx December 2021 [7]
Cat April 2020 Yes [8][9]
Coatimundi October 2021 [10]
Common marmoset December 2020 [11][12]
Cougar/Puma July 2020 [13]
Crab-eating macaque April 2020 [14]
Dog March 2020 No [9][15]
Eastern deer mouse June 2021 Yes [16]
Ferret April 2020 Yes [8][17]
Fishing cat October 2021 [6]
Fruit bat September 2020 Yes [18]
Golden hamster May 2020 Yes [19]
Gorilla January 2021 [20]
Hamadryas baboon December 2020 [11][12]
Hippopotamus December 2021 [21]
Housefly April 2021 [22][23]
Spotted hyaena November 2021 [24]
Lion October 2020 [25][26]
Tiger April 2020 Unconfirmed [27][26]
Mink October 2020 Yes Yes[28][29] [30][31]
Northern treeshrew September 2020 [32]
Rabbit October 2020 No [33]
Raccoon dog December 2020 Yes [34]
Rhesus macaque May 2020 [11][35]
Snow leopard December 2020 [13][36]
White-tailed deer December 2020 Yes Unconfirmed [37][38]

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