Toxoplasmosis, Cats, Humans, and Nature: Preserving our Safety and the Environment

All cat owners should have at least some basic knowledge about cat toxoplasmosis; a cat zoonosis also referred to as cat litter disease. The protozoan parasite that causes the disease, Toxoplasma Gondii, is a public health issue. It is also an economic and environmental issue. The decisions and behavior of cat owners, with respect to cat care and feeding, cat litter cleaning, and cat litter disposal, can have a positive or negative impact in these respects.

Claude Bois studied scientific literature and reviewed the recommendations of health authorities about this widespread cat litter disease. It is important to understand the risk associated with cleaning cat litter, even more so if cleaning cat litter while pregnant. Hence, the book gives lots of information to evaluate whether a cat is contagious or not. You will find practical solutions for safe litter cleaning during contagious periods. You will also learn proper cat litter disposal for environmental conservation.

The information is summarized down in a way that is accessible and enables readers to make enlightened decisions about such an important cat litter disease.

A word from the author Claude Bois

After writing four books on cat litters, cat cleanliness, and cat training, I noticed some false information is circulating about toxoplasmosis and what should or should not be done with cats' litter and poops. Considering the risk associated with this serious cat litter disease, I was very concerned about doing the right thing for environmental conservation and human health. Hence, I thoroughly investigated this subject. Then I wrote Toxoplasmosis, Cats, Humans, and Nature.

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