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Topics
- Animals and children with CF
- Can children with CF own a pet (dog, cat, fish, hamster, etc)? Can they come in contact with other animals during our vacation time?
- 21.02.2011
- Birds
- Is there a problem for children with CF to have a paroquet as a pet?
- 23.03.2010
- Cat in the bed
- Dear expert team, I noted with delight that I can keep my cat even after my transplantation. However, I was advised not to clean the litter pan myself and not to allow my cat to get into my bed. Unfortunately, I have an open passage way between my living room and my bedroom and do not know how ...
- 20.10.2009
- Dwarf rabbit = germs?
- Hello dear expert team, our dwarf rabbit is hobbling around freely without a cage (only) in the living room, where we also put his “rabbit toilet,” a box of ca. 20x30 cm which we wash out and fill with splints and straw every day. There is a small bowl filled with dried granules and hay ...
- 20.10.2009
- Dogs and CF
- Dear expert team, I live together with my girlfriend, am 31 years old and have CF in a very good condition. My girlfried absolutely wants to get a dog. Are there any concerns about this? Is there a risk of infection for me? Which risks could there probably be? Many thanks
- 09.07.2009
- lung transplantation and cats
- Dear ladies and gentlemen, Prof. Dr. TOF Wagner wrote on the 31.01.2008 on the topic transplantation and possession of pets "in general are healty pets and especially dogs, which are additionally vaccinated, no special risk, therefore one could say: no concerns..." Now I work myself at a ...
- 09.07.2009
- Dogs
- Is it necesarry for a CF patient to take extra measurements and for instance not have dogs ?
- 05.01.2009
- Do CF patients run any risk when breeding wild birds?
- Hello! I am affected by Cystic Fibrosis. Since the beginning of this year I am on pension because of inability to work. I am thinking about taking care of wild birds next year which fell from their nests and need help. These have to be fed every two hours. My friend has been doing this ...
- 01.12.2008
- Information
- In a family with a CF child that we are involved with as care givers, there are 4 cats and the parents are smokers. They claim this doesn’t matter. What’s your advice about this.
- 08.12.2008
- Pets
- A simple question but I haven’t found an answer anywhere. We have three cats, these cats also go outside. What is the opinion about a CF baby (eight weeks old) and pets.
- 13.11.2008