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8 weeks pregnant. i have an indoor dog is it ok if she falls asleep near me?
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Its ok: Cats are usually the ones that give problems to preg women, espec. Cleaning the litter boxes and transmission of toxoplasmosis. Dogs are probably ok.
Answered 1/9/2017
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