Things have been pretty quick regarding monkeypox in domestic animals lately. Whether that’s because human case numbers are dropping and human-animal infection is rare, or whether it’s because there’s not enough surveillance isn’t clear. I suspect it’s a combination of the two. Our surveillance has been really slow since it’s been hard to recruit participants, but I doubt that human-pet transmission of monkeypox is very common. Regardless, uncommon doesn’t mean irrelevant. For vets, it brings…