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13-10-2006, 01:13 PM
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Pregnant Women Boleh Jaga/Bela Kucing ker...
Hi, Good day!
im new here, - i just need ur opinion/advice from senior member, if u pregnant u still can jaga/bela kucing ker?  coz what i heard, if u pregnant u cannot stay/play w ur cats.  
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13-10-2006, 01:20 PM
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Hi Nikky ! Actually bukan tk boleh....but better for you not to touch the stools if you do not know if the cat is a carrier for toxoplasmosis (or not) To be safe and sure, bring your cat to the Vet to have him/her tested for toxo. Better safe than sorry !  Good Luck !
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13-10-2006, 01:32 PM
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Baby bulu
[QUOTE=melissa]Hi Nikky !
Actually bukan tk boleh....but better for you not to touch the stools if you do not know if the cat is a carrier for toxoplasmosis (or not) To be safe and sure, bring your cat to the Vet to have him/her tested for toxo. Hi melissa, ...emm,so i have to bring my cats to the vet dulu ker for test?.. Actually im planing to have a baby dalam masa terdekat ni..but,camne plak dengan my "baby bulu" (i got 4 cats) tur kesian plak dia tur- so i just want to know..ok ker if i stay wit my cats after send my cat to the vet - if the result positive toxoplasmosis or negetive toxoplasmosis
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13-10-2006, 02:14 PM
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Don't worry about sounding ignorant or anything.The Vet will advice you on what you should do based on the test results Good Luck with the human baby eh 
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13-10-2006, 06:56 PM
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i have four dogs and two cats. i have two kids and am pregnant with the third. really, if you know how to wash your hands before you put them in your mouth, you'll be fine.
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13-10-2006, 08:42 PM
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definitely boleh. i was pregnant when i had 10 cats running around and creating havoc in my hse and i still have them. i just avoid cleaning the cat litter thru out my pregnancy. just need to be extra rajin when it comes to cleanliness
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15-10-2006, 11:36 PM
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don't know....but my sister in law got pregnant, my bro sent his cat to me to take care, saying that their dr. not advisable the cat in the house when wife is pregnant...
maybe you should consult your dr and vet as well.. 
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16-10-2006, 12:10 AM
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Toxoplasmosis is spread by "Siput air " (Sorry...forgot the correct term) to the mice/mouse ,cat usually get it either by drinking contaminated water (padi field,fresh water pond,mine or drain)or eating infected mice,if your cat is indoor and eating kibbles,this should not be the problems.
Anyway if you are living/dealing with stray cat that eating mice/mouse or drinking what I call " dirty" water sources,then your cat might be infected. I agree with other forumers,cleanliness is the main step to avoid this infestation.For me,throwing/avoiding cat during pregnancy is just an excuse....no valid reason for that.(unless you are allergic or having ASTHMA)
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