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If you have a pet, you probably share your living room, furniture, basically everything including the bedroom. If that’s the case, it’s very important that you know all the risks this practice entails. We’ll advise you on how to protect yourself.
Pets
First of all you should definitely know that sharing your bed with your furry pet can cause you serious health problems. This rule applies doubly to small children and people with weakened immune systems, who sometimes catch something from their dog or cat.
We all know that our dogs, cats and other pets can have parasites, so you must diagnose the disease early and use the correct methods for treatment.
According to the very latest statistics in America, approximately 60% of people own a cat. 52% of these cat owners share their bedroom and their bed with them every day.
Statistics show the same trend in the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, France and Japan, which makes it a truly universal phenomenon.
Although we understand that it is your small and beloved innocent pet, keep in mind that it faces parasites outside that should never get into your home. And certainly not into the bed!
The result is that it can be really dangerous for you!
