Does raising cats in the long term have any impact on the human body? With the development of society, pets have become an indispensable part of daily life, and cats, as the most popular category among pets, are kept by a large number of families. W...
Does raising cats in the long term have any impact on the human body? With the development of society, pets have become an indispensable part of daily life, and cats, as the most popular category among pets, are kept by a large number of families. Whether long-term indoor cat raising has an impact on human health has also become the focus of people's attention.
1. Indoor cats may carry viruses
Indoor cats may carry viruses, especially infectious diseases such as cat typhoid fever, cat antibody deficiency virus, cat parvovirus and bronchitis virus. These diseases are considered to be the most common diseases in indoor cats. They can be transmitted to family members through external contact, and in severe cases may cause harm to the human body.
2. Indoor cats can spread allergens
Indoor cats generally carry some allergens, such as cats' dander, hair, urine, saliva, etc. Long-term contact may cause allergic reactions in the human body, resulting in symptoms such as itchy eyes, tears, itchy nose, cough, and even serious problems such as itchy skin, blistering, and ulceration.
3. Indoor cats will spread mites
The cats will carry a certain number of mites. Mites can spread indoors through cats' hair, dander, etc. Long-term contact may cause allergies in human mites, causing skin itchy, tears, itchy nose, cough, etc., and may even lead to serious diseases such as asthma.
4. Indoor cats will spread soft filaria
Indoor cats will carry a certain number of soft filaria worms. Soft filaria worms will spread from cat's hair, dander, etc. to the room. After contact, it may cause allergies in the human body, including itchy eyes, tears, itchy nose, coughing, and even gastrointestinal diseases.
5. Indoor cats can spread parasites
Indoor cats generally carry roundworms, intestinal parasites, horsetail worms and other parasites. These parasites may spread from cats' hair, dandruff, etc. to the indoors. After contact, it may cause allergies in human parasites, causing headaches, dizziness, abdominal pain, diarrhea and other problems, and may even cause diseases.
To sum up, long-term indoor cat raising has a certain impact on the human body. Family members should pay attention to disinfect frequently to minimize the chance of contact with cats to avoid causing the occurrence of diseases.
