You can have pets when you are pregnant but it is important to do so in a healthy way and check your pet for pathogens ahead of time. When preparing for pregnancy, you should go to the hospital to do a checkup to determine whether there is toxoplasmosis and other infections. Give your pet a regular physical examination, usually observe your pet more; if you find any abnormality, see a doctor in time; regularly vaccinate your pet, get vaccinations, and expel parasites inside and outside your body. Usually do not feed uncooked meat, fish, shrimp, etc. to your pets, and do not allow animals to go out hunting, so as not to eat unhygienic food. Clean up your pet’s feces in a timely manner and keep your home sanitary. Because feces contain the highest possibility of insect eggs, so this work to avoid contact with pregnant mothers, it is best to be done by family members. Wash your hands promptly after touching pets or feces. Be more careful than usual when keeping pets during pregnancy, especially avoiding being frightened or scratched by animals.