Many families with babies will keep a pet to accompany their children as they grow up. In fact, veterinarian Xiao Ming believes that pets can indeed heal children’s hearts and have a positive impact on their growth.

The little story told below is very cute. This woman had an orange cat before giving birth. When she was pregnant, everyone advised her to give the orange cat away, saying that it would affect the baby's health in the future, but the woman refused and insisted on keeping it.

After the baby was born, the orange cat accompanied him as he grew up. I don’t know why, but the orange cat is extraordinarily affectionate to its little master, and his temper is so good that it treats him even better than his master. Sometimes women are jealous of their babies.

When the woman entered the room that day, she saw the baby grabbing the tail of the orange cat that was napping and biting it in one bite. At that time, the mother's heart was raised: it was too dangerous, and she wanted to rush over and stop it immediately.

The woman thought that the orange cat would behave aggressively. After all, the baby was really hurt when it hit her, but the orange cat didn't. Instead, it looked at the baby stupidly. After the woman saw it clearly, she felt relieved. The orange cat was too warm.

Not only cats are friendly to children, but also dogs. This Samoyed is too gentle with the baby, just like treating his own child.

And this Shiba Inu even cured the crying baby. When it looked at the baby, the baby stopped crying and calmed down.

It is recommended that those who have children at home can choose to raise some pets with gentler personalities. However, when children play with pets, parents should accompany them to prevent children from inadvertently hurting pets and causing pets to behave aggressively.

In addition, there are some bacteria on pets, and children’s resistance is relatively weak. It is recommended that they wash their hands after playing with pets to avoid being infected with bacteria.