i say stand ur ground as being in the last few.months of ur pregnancy u will depend on the company i did with my dog! i have a cat shes a outdoors cat also my partner cleans kitty litter out! but what ur doung with mask n gloves is great! goodluck
He puts your cat in a cage? I wouldn't stand for that! If it's an indoor cat that's up to date with shots you have nothing to worry about. my MIL thinks I need to get rid of my animals too n I told her my animals are my kids, just because I'm having a human baby does not mean my animal babies are going anywhere! No way.
Thank you ladies for your comments! I'm sure she doesn't have the disease, however me and my husband live in a small 1 bed 1 bath apt and we won't move until we get closer to having the baby and he refuses to clean the litter box and also has me put her in the cage whenever we cook or eat. I don't locking her up so much. I just kinda feel out numbered with my family and my husband. He says we can visit her, but I just want my kitty!!!
No reason to get rid of the cat. Poor kitty! Have your hubby clean it.
There is absolutely no reason for your cat not to be around the baby. You can actually be causing damage by taking the cat away from the baby, for their relationship. It can cause the cat to resent the baby because it'll be gone, come back and someone whose new and little is there . I have a soon to be 4 year old, and a 9 month old, and am pregnant again. Both my boys were raised with 3 cats and now 2 dogs. I have never had a problem.
I think you should put your foot d own.
You could get a self cleaning litter box and continue using gloves and mask
But no reason why you can't have the cat there with you. Like I said my sister has two Cats and her babies are 20 Months Now. . Healthy and happy. :).
My sister kept both of her cats when her babies were born. I've heard That cats have the disease if they are outside cats and eat mice and birds.. If they are indoor cats usually they don't have the disease. You can take them to a vet to make sure though. Keep the litter box downstairs or away from the baby. You can always get someone else to clean the litter box too. If you have to clean it yourself then just keep doing what your doing with the gloves and mask and wash your hands lots. Hope this helps. :)