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Should A Cat Be Near A Newborn Baby.
My daughter is expecting twins - due date 9th May - and she has a 2 year old tabby cat. I told her that she'd better get rid of the cat before the children are born, but she insists that everything will be okay .
Am I being overly cautious or not and I'd appreciate others opinions.
Thanks in anticipation
Am I being overly cautious or not and I'd appreciate others opinions.
Thanks in anticipation
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I don't think it's silly pastafreak, the child was struggling to breathe, the cats had run of the house,long before baby born, only I got up to the loo that night, the child would have suffocated as murraymints mentioned before, I'm not getting my info from 'google' it happened and I wouldn't have a cat and baby in same house again. I don't know why the cat did it, never will as the father of child kicked cat out 2nd floor window never to be seen again. I hate them ever since
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Predictably pet owners rear up at the suggestion that keeping animals in the same dwelling as an infant is simply a bad idea, and then they proceed to cast aspersions on those who suggest this. My 8 month grandson is being brought up among four dogs, his mother is the proponent and has begun to experience epileptic fits - fits are among the possible symptoms of infection by parasites that use cats, dogs and humans as hosts (although I think humans may not be suitable for onward propagation, but I don't really know). My concern over the child's environment most likely finds no sympathy with anyone who "loves animals".
Funny that humans and animals have shared the same dwellings for eons....and Surprise!!!...humans are still here to tell the tale. We don't "own" our animals...we live with them.
Its also interesting that when things go wrong, it's the animal that gets the blame,when it's more often human lack of common sense.
Its also interesting that when things go wrong, it's the animal that gets the blame,when it's more often human lack of common sense.
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