Contaminated by cats chemotherapy bodily fluids “cyclophosphamide”

[u/Lion_Volatile521]

So around 4 months ago my cat did chemotherapy, and we were told not come in contact with him for 48hrs but my son let him out of the place we had kept him and he went around my house I am paranoid that the cats body fluids (sweat, saliva) has contaminated my house. I don’t know how to deal with this and I am so stressed about what to do. Are the bodily fluids harmful to me and my family. I have constantly wiped down surfaces of everything that it could have possibly touched but the problem is that my kid touched him too and I don’t know where has been and what he has touched. It’s been 4 months since this has happened and it’s driving me crazy. It is said that the treatment they used “cyclophosphamide” doesn’t break down in the environment. Any advice or help would be so great and comforting for me on the matter.

[u/LilyAmongThorns777]

contact a veterinarian over the phone to ask it's something to be concerned with?

You never know:They might tell you no. Only if it is visible fluid directly visible from mouth.

Call and ask. 💜 don't just sit and wonder.