Firstly, after pregnancy, do not have too close contact with your cat. Pay particular attention to the door of the pregnant woman’s room needs to be closed and the cat should not be allowed to run in. Secondly, vaccinations should be given to the cat so that many diseases can be avoided. It should also be dewormed regularly to prevent toxoplasma infection. In addition, it is best not to put everything in the home with the cat’s things, and also not to let the cat climb on top of the sofa, as it is very unhygienic for a pregnant woman to go on the sofa in this way. It is also important to trim the cat’s nails and bathe it regularly. Finally, if a pregnant woman touches a cat, she should wash her hands promptly and, more importantly, she should not touch the cat’s urine or faeces.
