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| Date: Nov 7, 2007 | |
| Question: I had a very adorable kitty about 10months old, she was pretty reserved but i luved her company as i always felt some one was always with me....the problem is m hubby used to get very jealous of her and somany times we would have fights but thats ok as we would make up after sometime....but now we r expecting our first child he never volunteered to remove its litter or do anything and 3 days back he just went a gave it to the animal shelter telling that its harmful to the baby and things like that........i hope some one can give me some suggestion as i am very depressed and upset, i miss her a lot and i luv her a loooot , i really hope she gets a very nice house and very loving parents....pls pray for my kitty. My beloved kitty This was very cruel from your husband. It is true that some cats carry and pass in their feces a parasite called Toxoplasma. This organism can be harmful if a pregnant woman becomes infected, leading to problems for the fetus. This does not, however, mean you necessarily need to get rid of your cats if you are pregnant. This is a very good conversation to have with your OB/GYN - they can make recommendations regarding your safety during your pregnancy. In general, and again consult your doctor, if you wash your hands after touching your cat and avoid litter box duty, you should be OK. You can get your cat back. |
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