Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Operational Impact at the Coventry Pet Resort
There's no doubt that the coronavirus (COVID-19) is creating challenges for all of us, both personally and professionally. First and foremost, we hope that you, your family and your pet(s) are remaining safe and healthy. We are writing to keep you informed of our recommendations as well as the steps we are taking to continue offering the care your pets need while providing you and our staff a safe environment.
We always keep our Pet Resort clean and disinfected, and we have increased both the frequency and scope of these cleanings in accordance with CDC recommendations to help ensure that both clients and staff are kept safe. Similarly, hand-washing hygiene is critically important in any facility, a step we continue to emphasize to staff. When available we will provide options for hand cleaning for clients with hand sanitizers. Additionally we work closely with our staff to ensure that anyone who is not feeling well understands that we support them staying home.
At the present time we will remain open during our normal business hours. We will be open to provide our services to all our fellow community members whether they are, first responders, medical care providers, GIS professionals helping track and containing the spread of Covid-19, food workers and growers, retail specialists or any of the hundreds of other jobs that are needed for society to continue to function in this era of “Social Distancing”.
Below we hope to provide a few answers to your frequently asked questions. l
I have not been exposed and my pet is scheduled for a visit.
If your pet is scheduled for any of our services, we are open and fully operational. We recommend you follow these simple steps:
• While in the waiting area, maintain distance between you and other clients and pets.
• When visiting the lobby please limit the number of people who accompany each pet to the visit.
• Use a hand sanitizer when available to wash hands.
What is the coronavirus impact on pet health? Can dogs or cats get COVID-19?
Based on what is known currently, there is no evidence to support any risk of COVID-19 to your pet and no evidence that you are at risk from your pet.
Should my pet wear a mask?
No. There's no scientific evidence that face masks protect pets from infectious diseases or air pollutants, and masks have the potential to be unnecessarily scary or uncomfortable for pets.
Should I be buying poop scoops in bulk?
No. There is no scientific evidence to suggest that purchasing mass quantities of either toilet tissue or poop scoops can mitigate either the spread or effects of COVID-19.
What do I do if I have been exposed to the coronavirus and my pet needs service from the Coventry Pet Resort?
In order to help us continue to serve your pets, we ask that clients who have recently traveled to a high-risk country, had any exposure to symptomatic or confirmed positive cases, or confirmed positive themselves call us prior to bringing your pets to the Pet Resort.
Please know that the staff of the Coventry Pet Resort is monitoring the situation closely and that we will continue to consult with experts to provide the best guidance and advice for our clients. Don’t hesitate to contact us if you have questions or concerns.
The Staff at Coventry Pet Resort
Happy Birthday Wesley! We hope you enjoyed your party and your Jack Boy cake 🎂!!!
@ Coventry Pet Resort in Redlands California
Two in a row so far this weekend!
Bailee McKenna is very happy with her Jack Boy Birthday 🎂 cake 🍰 bought at Coventry Pet Resort!
A localized electrical blackout knocked our telephone and computer systems offline or about an hour today. Power has been restored and we are working to catch up.
Dot’s on Fire 🔥!
The Canine Chronicle
March 28, 2019 at 4:25 PM ·
Show Results From Mid-Continent Kennel Club of Tulsa – Thursday, March 28, 2019
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