What Can You Do if You're Allergic To Your Pets?

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Pet owners who suffer from allergies to pets can have a tough time. How frustrating is it to be allergic to something you love?
Dr. Wendy Zimmerman discusses some tips that can help reduce pet allergies in this video.
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I really want a cat but my whole family (except for me and my dad) are allergic to cats. My mother's allergies are not as bad as my brother's, however, I was thinking about looking into hypoallergenic cats such as the Russian Blue or the Siberian. Plus, my mom and brother would basically have nothing to do with the cat and I would be the one doing everything with it. I'm hoping one day I can get a kitty without waiting until I move out. I am still trying to do more research and more responsible and hopefully, we can agree and take a look at a few hypoallergenic female spayed cats at the shelter. And *if* we get a cat I will always clean the litter box and brush and sweep and wipe down the cat because I really don't want to see my mother and brother with red eyes and sneezing and weezing. (I also know that no cat is 100% hypoallergenic).

jernejsturm

i want a dog but my mom is allergic to dogs and my dad does not like dogs

yhn_christian

I have always been allergic to cats but I let my older kids have them. Even the last week of September when I helped my oldest son's widow & daughters move I had no issue even though I forgot my claritin & my son's catbird a very big fluffy one. They have 4 cats and a bunny and I was fine. Unfortunately a few weeks later I walked into my doctor's office to pick up scrips and the moment I opened the door I was hit by a cloud of heavy perfume and I swear she wore the entire bottle. My reactive airway instantly slammed shut and within 48 hours I had chemical pneumonia. Right after I came out of the hospital we gave my daughter a kitten for her birthday. Big mistake. Apparently due to the pneumonia my allergy has morphed and it's not just the dander I am allergic to, I am deathly allergic to the saliva. After a week we were forced to get rid it as I was blistering through my clothes everytime I held it and not knowing the signs of anaphylaxis I had no idea that's what was causing my airway to close, blisters and chronic diahrea I assumed was side effects of antibiotics. It's been gone a month now and no matter how deep we have repeatedly cleaned I am still chronically ill. I have had to go through so many nebulizer treatments, rescue inhalers & epipens that my insurance company has begun refusing to pay. No matter what type of allergy medicine I took it wore offline 7 hours. That has progressed to now wearing off it 3 hours. And the one I am on now is a prescription so we will have to fight to get that refilled early as well.
I am a nurse so we have deep cleaned this house to OSHA regulation for my work. Washed all clothes & bedding. Scrubbed ceilings, fans walls furniture, floor and throw rugs. If it's in this house it's clean and in many cases steamed as well. I have to do something has I stay in anaphylaxis & have not only gone in shock but coded. We also have air purifyers & 1 stays on beside me at all times. I also keep my bedroom window open. Do you have any idea what we may be missing? We have an older home & no central air. My vacuum has a hepa filter. When I leave I feel better after awhile but the moment I come my airway closes

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