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New Study Reveals Having A Pet Cat Or Dog May Lead To More Restless Nights

by Katharina Buczek March 18, 2024, 7:30 am

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A recent study led by Dr. Lauren Wisnieski from Lincoln Memorial University has found that having a pet cat or dog may cause you to experience more restless nights.

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New Study Reveals Having A Pet Cat Or Dog May Lead To More Restless Nights

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