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Residents of Saransk told how dangerous kissing with pets

In Saransk, veterinarians warned that kissing pets on the nose and mouth is not worth it because of the risk of transmission of infections

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Residents of Saransk told how dangerous kissing with pets

In Saransk, veterinarians warned that kissing pets on the nose and mouth is not worth it because of the risk of transmission of infections. Even healthy cats and dogs can have bacteria in their saliva that can cause inflammation when they get on damaged skin or mucous membranes.

Especially careful should be people with weakened immunity. Vaccination and treatment against parasites do not provide a full guarantee of protection.

It is also not recommended to allow pets to lick the face, especially the lips and area around the mouth, and share food or dishes with them.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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