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Should i start leaving my pet outside once i give birth?
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Ask vet: I would talk to your vet but i don't think this is necessary.
Answered 4/3/2011
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No: There is no reason to not introduce your pet to your baby from day 1 unless your pet is vicious and you think your pet will harm the baby. They will bond and the pet will get used to you spending time with baby and get protective over baby (unless it is a cat then it won;'t care).
Answered 9/13/2013
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