My dearest Bobo,
People who adore felines often find them loving, attentive, playful, and adaptable.
However, there are those who feel differently about cats. They think that they’re uncaring, aloof, as well as being responsible for causing the death of birds and small mammals, and spreading parasites like Toxoplasma gondii.
While it’s true that cat poop can contain Toxoplasma gondii, cats must be infected with the parasite for it to be an issue, and not all are. There are also other ways to get the parasite, such as by eating venison, pork, lamb, oysters, mussels, or clams that aren’t thoroughly cooked, by drinking water contaminated with the parasite or unpasteurized goat’s milk.
It can even be spread by consuming something that simply came into contact with contaminated food or cooking utensils. Toxoplasmosis infections can be quite serious for those who have weakened immune systems, and they can cause pregnant women to miscarry or the unborn child to have serious health issues after birth, but the parasite is pretty common, and many people who end up infected with it don’t develop severe symptoms. Those who do, especially immunocompromised individuals, may develop a fever, headache, swollen lymph nodes, sore throat, aching body, feeling tired or sick.
Cats catch toxoplasmosis by eating prey animals with parasites or consuming meat that hasn’t been cooked enough. Keeping cats inside and only allowing them supervised outdoor access can reduce the chances of encountering infected critters. Sticking with commercial cat food formulations can reduce the risk of cats coming into contact with the parasite by snacking on raw or undercooked meat.
Staying on top of litter box cleaning can lower the chance of cats spreading infected poop around the house, which can go a long way toward preventing vulnerable individuals from getting sick. Wearing gloves when cleaning the litter can also provide protection. Pregnant people and those who are immunocompromised are often advised to avoid cleaning cats’ litter boxes just to be on the safe side.
Although cats are among the most popular pets in the world, some people simply don’t like the amazing creatures. Cats’ aloofness and independence often rub dog lovers the wrong way, which makes sense, given the fact that cats were only quite late in their domestication process subject to selection for personality traits and behavior agreeable to humans.
My dearest Bobo, many of the reasons that people cite for disliking cats, such as their negative impact on birds and wildlife, often turn out to be a bit less cut and dry than one might expect. While there appear to be a few personality differences between cat and dog lovers, disliking cats probably just comes down to personal taste.
No busy working class professional will have time for all that. The last thing you want when you get home is need to do extra work cleaning up the mess the cat did to your home. Like everyone else said if you're occupied by work life, just ignore it. No food and water, they'll just move on to the next sucker that is willing to feed them.
Toxic stools is one thing, wait till your cat also bring pest infestation such as ticks and fleas to your place.I kena that few times before entire stretch of bites across your hands and feet, suffer entire week before subsiding. Need to buy flea treatment to apply on the cat's neck under its furr.
This is unnecessary and bring trouble upon yourself. Imagine the money and time saved not having to spent on this animals.