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The phrase "a pet of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate ownership or association with a pet, typically in a possessive context.
Example: "She has always been a pet of her grandmother, who loves to spoil her with treats."
Alternatives: "a pet belonging to" or "a pet owned by".
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The old lady undertook to make a pet of him.
He was an idol of low society and a pet of high.
Though Hadid is a pet of intellectuals, I do not regard her as one.
Trying to make a pet of him could get your hand bitten off.
Somewhere under its cobblestones are the remains of an elephant, a pet of Pope Leo X.
One of the caretakers made a pet of him and brought him extra biscuits, which he hid under his pillow.
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Tells about the new Medicare prescription-drug legislation––a pet issue of Hastert's.
Ms. Falco talked about the "meta-feeling," a pet phrase of one of their old professors.
Houston and Thomas got a kick out of hearing a pet word of Van Gundy's in this context.
Then, a pet hate of mine is the issue of lack of electricity supply.
(Its restoration is a pet project of the vice chairman of Forbes, CHRISTOPHER FORBES).
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