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Do You Sleep with Your Cat? What Does Science Say About that Behavior?

Sharing the bed with a pet can create a sense of safety and company; however, specialists warn that there are also risks related to allergies, parasites and hygiene.

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Do You Sleep with Your Cat? What Does Science Say About that Behavior?

Sharing the bed with a pet can create a sense of safety and company; however, specialists warn that there are also risks related to allergies, parasites and hygiene.

6 days ago·Vicente López, Argentina

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la Nacion broke the news in Vicente López, Argentina 6 days ago on Thursday, August 13, 2026.

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