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Pregnant?
You don’t need to give up your cat.
Less scooper mom.
More super mom.
More super mom.
Between preparing for your new baby and caring for your fur baby, you've got enough on your to-do list. Worrying about strong smells, breathing in litter dust, or keeping up with cleaning shouldn't be a part of it. Litter-Robot handles all the scooping for you so you can focus on your bump, not the clumps.
The reviews are glowing.
The perfect pregnancy partner.
Now's the perfect time to make your litter routine more insightful and self-cleaning.
Learn about the pregnancy-friendly benefits of Litter-Robot.
Traditional litter box
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Lots of scooping
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Lots of bending
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Increased exposure to waste
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Unwanted odors
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Added strain on back and joints
Litter-Robot
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No scooping, bending, or handling litter
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Less stress with app tracking
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No bad smells for sensitive noses
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Keeps up with busy days and newborn nights
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Cleaner home for crawling kiddos
Meet Dr. Anna. Expert cat mom. New kid mom.
“One of the biggest myths I hear is that pregnancy and cats don't mix. You don't need to rehome your cat or stop cuddling them. A few simple precautions around the litter box are usually all that's needed.”
— Nikki Sapiro Vinckier, PA-C
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From the blog
FAQ
Is it safe to have a cat while pregnant?
Yes, absolutely. Just take smart precautions: Keep your cat indoors and feed them only cooked, commercially processed food. Have someone else scoop the cat litter or invest in a self-cleaning litter box. If needed, schedule an appointment with your OBGYN and your veterinarian to come up with a plan.
How does a self-cleaning litter box help reduce toxoplasmosis exposure?
Cats can shed the parasite Toxoplasma gondii in their feces, but only if they're infected. A self-cleaning litter box automatically removes your cat's waste, so you no longer have to manually scoop. Less interaction with cat poop means reduced risk of exposure during pregnancy.
Can pregnant people clean litter boxes if they have to?
If there's truly no one else available, it can be done more safely. The commonly recommended approach:
- Wear disposable gloves.
- Avoid touching your face.
- Wash hands thoroughly afterward.
- Clean the box daily so waste doesn't sit.
A mask is reasonable if you're stirring up a lot of dust. The goal is to minimize both direct contact with feces and close inhalation of litter particles. It's not a reason to panic if it happens once. It's just worth being thoughtful about if it becomes a regular task.
