I got pregnant, what do I do with my cat?

This question has been asked by women in infinity of occasions and today we intend to dismantle the myths around this topic.

Let’s talk about a topic that substantially concerns pregnant women or are trying to conceive: the toxoplasmosisThe.There is still the belief that, if you have a cat, you will have to get rid of it in case you are pregnant and this is completely false.

First of all, it is recommended that you testing which will determine if you’ve already passed the disease (many times it runs without symptoms or can be confused with common colds).

If you have already passed it, there is no danger during pregnancy.If you don’t have the disease, you’ll have to check that you cat is healthy leaving it to veterinary extending precautions to cleaning the the sand or, even better, let someone else do it for you.

We should also note that the cats that are controlled in health a veterinarian who does not exit food and whose food is based on i think commercial they have no chance of getting the disease and, therefore, infecting the pregnant woman.

Most people who are infected with toxoplasmosis it is to ingest meat little cooked or vegetables, fruit and hortalizes they are not well washed.

This is added to what separate a pregnant woman from her cat it can create a sense of sadness and anxiety to change your well-being.It is demonstrated that those women who live with one or more cats usually receive more benefits what disadvantages when doing it during your gestation stage.

Another thing you need to consider is that the cat they are enough sensitive to the changes routine and possibly need a while to adapt to the new situation at home.We are sure that with patience and many mimoseverything goes on wheels.

So from Dibaq we advise you not to get rid of your cat without informing you before and taking all the necessary precautions.