Do you think it s okay to have a cat in the bedroom?

Don't keep a cat in the bedroom, having a cat in the bedroom can easily let the bacteria on the cat enter the bedroom and make our own body sick.

You can keep a cat in the bedroom, which will make you very comfortable in winter, and there will be a particularly cute little animal in the house.

I don't think so, because the bedroom is a particularly clean place and a place where a person often sleeps, and these animals have some toxoplasma gondii on them.

No, it will not do you any good and will affect your sleep in the future. Cats make some noises.

No. Because some cats shed so badly that they can get cat hair all over the bedroom. Also, playful cats will scratch pillows and sheets.

I don't think so, because cats are prone to shedding, and their hair will stick to the quilt and sheets and be difficult to clean, so you can't keep a cat in the bedroom.

You can't keep a cat, because there are parasites on the cat, and the hair on the cat's body will get everywhere, which is very unhygienic.

I don't think so, because having a cat in the bedroom is unhygienic and it has health implications.

<>1. Cats can be kept in the bedroom.

2. But if the space at home is large enough, it is best not to raise it in the bedroom, do not do it for health reasons, the cat still has a certain amount of bacteria, and it loves to shed hair very much, if you want to put the cat in the bedroom, the cat owner should pay attention to cleanliness.

3. If you have a cat at home, you should also pay attention to open the window for ventilation, and the air circulation in the room and stuffy infiltration is beneficial to both the people and the pets, not only to remove the smell but also to health. If the cat owner is worried that the cat will jump out of the window, especially on the high floor, be sure to do a good job of anti-theft nets or railings, which cannot be ignored for the safety of the cat.

<> generally do not recommend raising cats in the bedroom, it is best to let the cat stay in the living room, because the environment in the bedroom is relatively closed, the air circulation is not very good, and the cat may carry bacteria, and the cat's eating, drinking and Lazar will be completed in the bedroom, spreading odor, which is not good for the health of the breeder. Of course, if the cat is clean and healthy enough, it is not completely impossible to keep it in the bedroom.

Cat ownership is very popular now, and having a cat can bring a lot of joy to the family. Some families have always had cats, even if there is a new life in the family, many parents will still choose to continue to raise cats after Sakura, thinking that cats can play with their babies. But some parents say that having a cat will harm the baby for a lifetime, and they feel very regretful.

The following is a detailed introduction to the fact that having a cat will harm the baby for a lifetime, and having a cat at home will harm the child for life.

Raising a cat harms the baby for a lifetime, in fact, because the cat does not pay attention to the harm to the child. Raising a cat without paying attention to hygiene may lead to the child being infected with Toxocaris caninis, the child's body resistance is weak, and this is a parasite in the cat's intestines, discharged through the feces excreted by the cat, some people come into contact with it, and if they are eaten by mistake, it will hatch into larvae in the human intestines, and the larvae will enter the bloodstream from the intestines, and will also be transferred to the liver, heart, lungs, brain, eyes and surrounding circulation of the body, which has a relatively large impact on the body, especially if it is transferred to the eyes, it will affect the child's vision and destroy the retina. If detected late, it can cause the child to go blind.

Those who have cats at home should pay attention to these:

1. Let the child wash his hands in time after playing with the cat or petting the cat.

2. Deworm the cat regularly** and pay attention to the cleanliness of the cat.

3. If the child has problems such as eye redness and pain, vision loss, etc., take the child to the hospital for examination in time.

In fact, families with children can also have cats, but they must be hygienic and clean, so as to avoid accidents as much as possible.