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Do Cats Smother Babies For Milk. Cats can tell when you’re pregnant. Raymond van lienden, dvm, of the animal clinic of clifton, va., cats can indeed detect scents unique to pregnancy that are imperceptible to humans. The idea that a cat could suck the breath of an infant is simply a misguided notion — cats just don't do that. In an era where infant mortality was poorly understood, any unusual Or is it a myth? Is this seriously true, that cats will sniff milk on a baby's breath and in turn suffocate the baby? The myth that cats can suck the breath out of infants likely arose from observations of cats lying close to babies’ faces, possibly attracted by the smell of milk. While a cat could accidentally suffocate a sleeping baby by cozying up too close to its face, experts agree it's highly unlikely a cat would smother an infant on purpose. It's a great question and i'm glad you're asking it, but it's. Those who believe cats smother babies often suggest that they do it because they are attracted to the milk on the baby’s breath. The truth is, however, that there's no bearing to either of these claims. Or another explanation is that cats are drawn by the smell of milk on a baby's breath.

While a cat could accidentally suffocate a sleeping baby by cozying up too close to its face, experts agree it's highly unlikely a cat would smother an infant on purpose. Those who believe cats smother babies often suggest that they do it because they are attracted to the milk on the baby’s breath. It's a great question and i'm glad you're asking it, but it's. Or is it a myth? The truth is, however, that there's no bearing to either of these claims. Is this seriously true, that cats will sniff milk on a baby's breath and in turn suffocate the baby? Raymond van lienden, dvm, of the animal clinic of clifton, va., cats can indeed detect scents unique to pregnancy that are imperceptible to humans. The idea that a cat could suck the breath of an infant is simply a misguided notion — cats just don't do that. The myth that cats can suck the breath out of infants likely arose from observations of cats lying close to babies’ faces, possibly attracted by the smell of milk. In an era where infant mortality was poorly understood, any unusual

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Do Cats Smother Babies For Milk Is this seriously true, that cats will sniff milk on a baby's breath and in turn suffocate the baby? The truth is, however, that there's no bearing to either of these claims. In an era where infant mortality was poorly understood, any unusual While a cat could accidentally suffocate a sleeping baby by cozying up too close to its face, experts agree it's highly unlikely a cat would smother an infant on purpose. Raymond van lienden, dvm, of the animal clinic of clifton, va., cats can indeed detect scents unique to pregnancy that are imperceptible to humans. Those who believe cats smother babies often suggest that they do it because they are attracted to the milk on the baby’s breath. Cats can tell when you’re pregnant. Or is it a myth? The myth that cats can suck the breath out of infants likely arose from observations of cats lying close to babies’ faces, possibly attracted by the smell of milk. It's a great question and i'm glad you're asking it, but it's. The idea that a cat could suck the breath of an infant is simply a misguided notion — cats just don't do that. Or another explanation is that cats are drawn by the smell of milk on a baby's breath. Is this seriously true, that cats will sniff milk on a baby's breath and in turn suffocate the baby?