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Is it true that coming into contact with cat feces can harm the unborn baby of pregnant women, whether by a mishap handling kitty litter or gardening in an area where cats may have relieved themselves?

If this is true, how can pregnant women make sure that they stay safe, since content with fesces is generally unwitting?

Is it true that coming into contact with cat feces can harm the unborn baby of pregnant women, whether by a mishap handling kitty litter or gardening in an area where cats may have relieved themselves?

If this is true, how can pregnant women make sure that they stay safe, since content with feces is generally unwitting?

Is it true that coming into contact with cat feces can harm the unborn baby of pregnant women, whether by a mishap handling kitty litter or gardening in an area where cats may have relieved themselves?

Is it true that coming into contact with cat feces can harm the unborn baby of pregnant women, whether by a mishap handling kitty litter or gardening in an area where cats may have relieved themselves?

If this is true, how can pregnant women make sure that they stay safe, since content with fesces is generally unwitting?

Is it true that coming into contact with cat feces can harm the unborn baby of pregnant women?

Whether by a mishap handling kitty litter or gardening in an area where cats may have relieved themselves.

Is it true that coming into contact with cat feces can harm the unborn baby of pregnant women, whether by a mishap handling kitty litter or gardening in an area where cats may have relieved themselves?