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Re: Rust in water dangerous? Doc help please...

From: Carol (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Thu, 14 Aug 2003 08:15:08 -0500 (CDT)


I can't answer your questions about the rust (I don't imagine just being near it would hurt. Just don't drink it.) What I can tell you is that as long as you're not dealing with the litter box it's safe to keep your cat. Toxoplasmosis is what you have to worry about and it's found in their poop. If you have to deal with that part wear rubber gloves and a mask then wash your hands well. Other than that you shouldn't need to change anything with your relationship with your kitty!

At Wed, 13 Aug 2003, Colleen wrote: >
>I just moved into a new apartment and the water runs slightly
>brown/yellow for a few seconds every time you turn it on. Today, the
>building was doing some plumbing repairs and when the water was turned
>back on it ran extremely brown for about a minute or so. I told the
>manager about it and he said it was probably rust. Could this type of
>exposure be dangerous to my baby? I am just 5 weeks and worried about
>everything due to miscarriage last year. I am even questioning my use
>of bleach to clean this morning and the strong fumes. I desperately
>want to carry this baby to term and want to make sure I am doing
>everything right.
>
>Thank you so much!
>
>P.S. A friend mentioned something about the need to get rid of my cat
>because of problems with pregnancy and I have never heard of this. I
>have had a cat my entire life and can't imagine getting rid of him. I
>have someone changing the litter to avoid issues of toxoplasmosis.




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