Can I keep a dog while I'm pregnant?

When it comes to pregnancy and pet keeping, many people say that women should pay attention to daily hygiene during pregnancy. Because keeping pets will bring a lot of germs and sparganosis, in order to prevent the fetus from being affected. The elderly in the family may think that the dog must be driven away, but this will affect the mentality of pregnant women. So, can you keep a pet when you are pregnant?

First of all, it is impossible for a pregnant mother who has raised a dog at home for many years to give up her pet all of a sudden. In fact, as long as you pay attention to the health of pregnant women every day, bathe and deworm the dog regularly, and vaccinate the dog on time to take precautions, there will be no problem in keeping pets. Let’s talk about the key cause of human infection, which is the spread of “dental disease”, which has little to do with dogs.

The only way a dog can get sick is if the dog itself is infected with a pathogen. Therefore, during pregnancy, it is necessary to protect the dog from harm. Even if there is Toxoplasma gondii in the dog, it will only reproduce the next generation in the dog's body, and it will not excrete infectious disease eggs containing feces. As long as the dog is dewormed regularly, the pregnant woman can live safely with healthy puppies during pregnancy.

Finally, as long as pregnant women can use scientific methods during pregnancy and raise a dog under the proper guidance of a veterinarian, they can achieve the benefits of pregnancy and raising pets at the same time, and the dog will also have a good effect on the growth and development of the fetus. At the same time, pregnant dogs can greatly reduce the chance of the baby's growth and skin allergies after birth. It can also encourage children's sense of mission and carefulness, because raising a pet is a long-term task.