May 17th, 2010
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We all know someone who is allergic to cats. But did you know that cats can be allergic to people? The culprits are human skin cells and dandruff. Consider that humans replace their outer layer of skin every day or two and you’ll see that it is very possible for your cat to be allergic to his environment.
Symptoms of feline allergies are similar to humans’ and include sneezing, coughing and runny nose. As always, it’s best to contact your vet if you see any continual symptoms. Medical treatments include steroids and inhalers. But you can start by making changes at home such as replacing chemical cleaning products with natural ones. You can also change your cat litter to something like shredded newspaper. And, in the meantime, you can have sneezing contests to find out who is more allergic to whom. Kelly is a pet writer. She lives in the Boston area with her three pit bulls and one neurotic cat. |
and doesn’t stop. She starts meowing and then cuts it off xD
QUIT THAT CAT LITTER STUFF. NOT FUNNY. GROOMING AND NAPING IS WHAT CUTEKITTY WANT, ALL ABOUT PLAYTIME!!! MEOW MEOW