Pet Allergy

Pet allergy can range from mild symptoms to a quite debilitating condition that can even be triggered by going into a house where a cat used to live. Symptoms can range from wheezing and asthma,  allergic rhinitis or a skin rash caused by contact with the pet. More people seem to be allergic to cats than dogs and the cat allergen is lighter than that of a dog and therefore stays airborne for longer.

If you do suffer from pet allergy you may not be able to have a pet at home or you may have had to give your pet away. We know how miserable that can be. We also know that having a pet allergy can restrict where you can go. We have found that the allergy sprays and the pet allergy sprays make a huge difference to the severity of the symptoms both from inhalant and contact allergies.

Sometimes one person's pet allergy will prevent the rest of the household from having a pet. If you suffer from pet allergy yourself this can make you feel quite guilty and the rest of the family may feel resentful because your condition prevents them from having a pet! Please click here to read more about pet allergy.