Yes.
Cat feces contains a parasite that could cause an infection in the unborn baby causing death or serious damage to the brain and eyes
yes they will
A cat can get pregnant while they are still nursing a litter. A cat will be pregnant for about 58-63 days after conception.
Cats are toxoplasmosis carriers and toxoplasmosis is dangerous for foetuses except if the mother has already had toxoplasmosis.
Yes, you can have a cat in the house while you are pregnant, you just can't handle their litter. You will have to have someone else do that until you deliver.
For the most part, cat litter is not harmful to humans, since it is generally made from clay, and contains no chemicals. So, no, most kinds of litter won't affect your behavior (other than keeping your house from smelling bad). But something else might have a bad effect. Cat litter is not entirely safe due to what's in it-- cat feces (or poo, if you prefer). Cat feces contain a parasite that can be very dangerous to pregnant women and people with weakened immune systems. To make sure you don't get infected, a cat owner should probably wear disposable gloves, and get rid of cat litter properly, and on a regular basis -- put it in the trash, and if you are pregnant, have someone else dispose of it.
Yes. A cat can have kittens from different fathers in the same litter.
The most common pet to potentially affect pregnancy is a cat. They can carry toxoplasmosis which is in their feces and can be transmitted to a pregnant woman with serious adverse effects on the pregnancy. So if you have a cat, do not handle the cat litter, give the job to somebody else, or get rid of the cat while you are pregnant.
as soon as she has the litter she will be ok she's justbeing protective of the kittens she has
Yes, a female cat is called a Molly. If she is pregnant or nursing a litter, she is called a queen.
Yes, it is possible. A stillborn does not mean the entire litter will be. It is especially common in a cat's first litter for there to be one or more that didn't make it.
Yes. It has been proven that handling diry cat litter can increase the chances of miscarriage in pregnant women, or birth defects in newborn children. Both urine and faeces can have similar effects. Avoid handling it at all and Keep the litter tray outside if possible. If it is necessary to handle it, always wear gloves and always wash your hands thoroughly with disinfectant afterward, even when gloves are worn.
Generation Earth is the name of the company that makes this cat litter. This cat litter is a scoopable cat litter.