Sneezing, itchy eyes, runny nose…If someone in your home is diagnosed with a cat allergy – don’t feel like you immediately need to say goodbye to your beloved feline friend (or your allergic family member!)

If you love animals and require them to be in your life, I can tell you how you can live with cats and still be able to breath. Obviously, I’m not a doctor and let me be clear that the best thing for your health is to avoid cats. But if you love them and cannot live without them. Read on to see how you can do it…….

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There are five main causes for allergies in pets. Dr. Barott, an emergency veterinarian, discusses each type to help pet owners understand each cause.

It's hard when your kitty's love gives you the sniffles. Here's how to get rid of cat allergies naturally so you can both enjoy your time together.

As a person with three cats, I can confidently say that they are the best pets ever and my life would not be nearly as joyful without them. As a person who is allergic to cats, though, I can attest to the fact that it can be a challenge to live with…

Do you love cats but are allergic to them? Here are tips to minimize symptoms and live happily with your cat #cats #allergies

This article will dive into some of these natural methods, showing that it’s possible to live happily with cats even if you’re allergic. By looking into alternative solutions, we can find better ways to manage cat allergies and enjoy the company of our pets without compromising our health.

As many as 10% of Americans suffer from some form of pet allergy and cat allergies are the leading offender. Here are some tips to reduce your symptoms.