I kept a pet dog at home during my pregnancy. Actually, it is possible to keep one; pregnant women just need to avoid contact with the dog, and it’s fine. Prenatal screening including toxoplasmosis testing is also necessary.
No, it’s not okay. Both cats and dogs can carry the Toxoplasma virus. Long-term contact with cats or dogs can affect the baby’s development through the placenta. Therefore, pregnant women should stay away from pets.
Don’t keep one, for the baby’s sake.
It’s best not to keep one. Dogs carry many bacteria and are easily infectious.
Of course you can't keep one. Pets carry many parasites that may cause fetal deformities.
Not allowed to keep one~ and after the baby is born too~ Pets carry parasites that are very harmful to the baby’s health~
Pets should definitely not be kept at home during pregnancy!!!!!!!!!!
It’s best not to keep one. Pets carry some parasites, especially Toxoplasma. If a pregnant woman gets infected, it can lead to miscarriage or fetal deformity. Toxoplasmosis is part of prenatal screening.
It’s best not to keep one. Although it’s your own dog, dogs still carry many bacteria and pregnant women are very susceptible to toxoplasma infection.
I kept one, and my baby was born very healthy. Just make sure the dog doesn’t go outside often.
Pregnant women cannot touch pet cats or dogs to avoid contracting hookworm disease.
It’s best not to keep pets after pregnancy because they carry parasites that are harmful to the baby’s development.
If you are pregnant, it’s best not to keep pets, as it might affect the fetus. I have a friend whose baby had problems because of this.
If you don’t already have pets at home, it’s best not to get one. Cat and dog fur can harbor a lot of bacteria. If you already have pets, it’s recommended to isolate them, minimize contact, and let other family members take care of pet grooming.
It really is best not to keep pets. Toxoplasma easily causes fetal deformities. Give the pet to someone else for the baby’s sake.
It is possible to keep one, but you must pay attention to cleaning the dog and the indoor environment. Pregnant women must not touch dog feces, not bathe the dog, and have others take care of everything. Also, don’t let the dog sleep in the same room. When your belly grows, be careful the dog doesn’t jump on you, as this could easily cause miscarriage or premature birth.
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It’s best not to keep pets during pregnancy. Excessive contact with pets can lead to toxoplasma infection, causing birth defects. Pregnant women in early pregnancy who have close contact with pets should be screened for toxoplasma during prenatal checkups.
Strongly recommend not keeping pets. If you have emotional attachment, you can temporarily place the pet elsewhere. It’s bad for you and the baby, easy to get sick.
It’s best not to keep one, as the impact on the baby is very big. You can temporarily have someone else keep your pet.
No. Animals carry many bacteria and viruses that we can’t see. Babies easily get infected.
Keeping dogs is okay, mainly worried about parasites. You can check the dog for parasites. If not infected, it’s fine.
I think if you don’t already have pets, it’s best not to get one. Dogs don’t benefit the fetus or mother. If you want to cultivate your baby’s love for animals, wait until they grow up.
This is absolutely not allowed. Although the crucial period is the first three months because of toxoplasma, it’s recommended to avoid contact the whole pregnancy.
Don’t keep pets, it’s too troublesome. Dogs carry parasites. After the baby is born, safety is the priority.
It’s best not to keep one. Dogs carry many parasites, and infection could negatively affect the baby.
Dogs carry a pathogen called toxoplasma. Once infected, it’s very harmful. Before pregnancy, be sure to have a full check to confirm no infection. For the baby’s health, keep away for a while.
Get tested for toxoplasma. If negative, it’s okay to keep pets. My sister had a dog before pregnancy and still has one now. The child is almost two years old.
It’s best not to keep one, it affects the baby.
If you do keep one, keep away from the dog because of germs.
After pregnancy, it’s best not to keep pets at home. If you do, pregnant women should not get too close to pets to avoid infection.
Best not to. You can search online about the pros and cons!
When I was pregnant, I had a dog at home. Although it’s said not to keep one, most of it is theoretical. We are exposed to bacteria all the time, yet the baby grew well. If worried, give it away. Otherwise, as long as the dog doesn’t often go outside and bathes regularly, it should be okay.
Suggestion is not to keep. You can temporarily place the pet at a relative’s house. Pregnant women should stay away from pet cats and dogs, mainly because of parasites.
I personally think it’s best not to keep pets. While things might be fine, if something goes wrong, the risk is too high.
It’s best not to keep pets at home during pregnancy because of bacteria that are bad for both baby and mom.
You need a TORCH test. If it’s qualified, you can get pregnant and keep pets, but avoid kissing pets or contacting their feces and secretions.
It’s best not to keep, they are not clean.
No! Please stop what you’re doing. This is a strong request for the fetus’s protection, sacrificing everything else.
It’s best not to, to avoid miscarriage.
Don’t keep them. Dogs have toxoplasma, and getting scratched is troublesome.
Don’t keep pets at home during pregnancy. It can affect you. In early pregnancy, there will be vomiting, fatigue, discomfort, and other symptoms. Pay attention to rest and eat nutritious food.
Definitely cannot keep, very easy to get toxoplasma.
Not allowed. Although small animals are cute, they carry bacteria.
I very strongly say you absolutely cannot keep pets or touch them, as pets carry toxoplasma which can cause miscarriage. It’s recommended to thoroughly disinfect the home. Finally, wish you a healthy, smart, and beautiful baby.