Precautions for pregnant mothers when raising a dog!

Many dog-raising families do not know some knowledge about raising pet dogs, and they are convinced that it is not appropriate to raise a dog during pregnancy, so they give away or abandon their dogs at will. I believe that people who behave this way do not truly love dogs. In fact, as long as you know how to feed dogs scientifically and take some precautions during pregnancy, raising dogs will not have any harmful effects on expectant mothers.
1. Inspection
Relevant examinations are required before pregnancy. If both the dog and the pregnant mother have no problems, the pregnancy can continue; if the dog and the pregnant mother show signs of infection, they must be treated under the guidance of a doctor before pregnancy.
2. Deworming
During the pregnancy preparation period, you should do a good job of taking care of your dogs against insects and deworming. Do not come into direct contact with their feces. If you have no other choice, wear disposable gloves to clean it up. Dogs usually eat dog food, wear leashes when going out, and try not to follow other dogs. If the dog comes into contact, try not to come into contact with other dogs, and at the same time prevent it from contacting the feces of other dogs.
3. Hygiene
To keep the home environment hygienic, family members should clean their dogs frequently; pregnant mothers should also maintain good personal hygiene and wash their hands frequently. Expectant mothers should not clean up or touch the dog's feces, do not let the dog lick their face, and be sure to wash their hands after touching the dog.
IV. Food
Do not eat undercooked animal meat from unknown sources, as they may be infected with Toxoplasma gondii.
In fact, dogs can grow up healthily with babies, and in families that raise dogs, babies are less likely to be allergic to pollen, cat and dog hair, and will be more loving! If there are still people who abandon dogs because of pregnancy, or spread rumors: "Why don't you give the dog away if you keep a dog even though you are pregnant?" etc. Please tell them: If you don't love them, then please don't keep a dog!
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