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My dog accidentally licked my baby's privates while i was changing her. i cleaned her with a baby wipe right after. could this harm her in any way?
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No harm: If the dog licked the area just briefly it is very unlikely to cause any problems. Please try to keep the dog away from the infant during changing times. Dogs are funny that way! Watch for signs of irritation such as redness or discharge, but this likely won't occur from the dog.
Answered 2/5/2016
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