
A survey conducted by the American Veterinary Medical Association found that roughly one-third of homes in the U.S. have a dog, while about one in four have a cat. Clearly, our culture places a high value on our four-legged friends. Many people even allow their pet in their bedroom at night, and it is common for them to share a bed. If you choose to sleep with your cat or dog, you should be aware of how their presence might be affecting the quantity and quality of your rest. In this blog post, we will touch on some advantages of sleeping with your pet, as well as the possible negative relationship between pets and sleep apnea in Melbourne.
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