Sentences with phrase «because dander»

Breeds that shed less are less likely to make their owners sneeze because the dander and saliva remain on the hair that stays in the hair follicle.

Not exact matches

Even if you have a no - shoes rule in your household (a good idea), rugs and fabric can still harbor germs because they trap skin cells, food spills, pet dander, pollen, spit - up, and more.

Woodcock suspects that down pillows may be less hospitable to microbial growth because the tightly woven fabric covers that keep feathers in also keep out spores, mites, dust, and dog and cat dander.

Say your dander is up because your boss just threatened to fire you.

Not even birds are safe for the dander - sensitive, because they produce feather dust, known as bird dander.

Indoor air pollution can be a bigger problem than outdoor, because of the increased use of chemicals, and possible presence of mold spores and pet dander.

So let's say you fill it with a few high histamine foods; then you feel it up with stress; then you fill it up to being exposed to animal hair (dander); then pollen season starts; and woah, we're right, right, right at the top; and then we eat an apple which is not high histamine, it doesn't cause inflammation, in fact, it's anti-inflammatory; and suddenly we spill over because the active digestion itself is an inflammatory process.

For all who thought he was robbed an Oscar nod for Fruitvale Station, get ready to get your dander up once again, because he's even better here, and likely, once again, to have almost no shot to be considered for a Best Actor nomination.

This is because these dogs are believed to produce less dander and saliva, and shed less fur.

However, it is important to clarify that there is not such a thing as a hypoallergenic dog breed simply because allergens can be also be found in the dog's saliva, skin secretions and dander.

In conclusion, you don't have to put up with pet dander because you have a dog.

However, people who suffer from allergies need to be very carefull because it is possible for allergies to be triggered by the dog's saliva or dander.

His intent was to provide those who could not have a service dog because of allergies with a low dander dog that would be successful in a guide dog program.

These breeds are perfect for people who have allergies because minimal shedding means less dander and allergens in the air.

«Allergic reactions occur because the body's immune system is treating the allergen — in this case, pet dander — as an enemy, so repeated or prolonged exposure could simply lead to a more extreme reaction — which could be very dangerous,» says Dr. Benson.

In general it is thought that lower shedding breeds of dogs are better for people with allergies - principally because they tend to produce less dander.

These dogs can trigger even more allergies because the hair is too fine to trap any of the dander.

Because of their thick, double coats that they have, they are more susceptible to shedding great amounts of fur and dander more frequently, just as other breeds on this list.

This is not because less hair means less dander, but because it is easier to keep the dog very clean, and a clean dog will be less bothersome to the allergic person.

Small hairless dogs may be less likely to cause allergic reactions because it's so easy to bathe them and the dander falls off them.

You may want to use a tool known as the Furminator because the doxiepoo tends to have a lot of dander.

This is why so many more people are allergic to cats than dogs — it is not the hair, or the dander, it is because cats bathe themselves so much more frequently than dogs do and leave a residue on their coats that can cause a reaction in people.

Because this toy dog breed has very little pet dander, those with allergies are less likely to have a reaction.

They are frequently called hypoallergenic, however, because they shed less dander than some other, more nasally - irritating breeds.

Often referred to as the «dog in sheep clothing,» the Bedlington terrier's «wool is appreciated by allergy sufferers because it is known for producing less dander and doesn't tend to shed as in other dogs.

Because all dogs have a protein in their saliva and dander (flakes of dead skin) to which some people may be allergic, there's no such thing as a hypoallergenic dog.

Siberian cats are hypoallergenic, not because they have less dander, because they have more and shed more because they have long hair.

Allergy sufferers may prefer these non-shedding dogs because they produce less pet dander than their shedding counterparts.

I love it because it does wonders for his thick coat... less shedding, dander, oiliness and knots greatly diminish when Royal for Maine Coons are a part of his diet.

Although it has fur, Cockapoos are generally well - tolerated by people with allergies because it doesn't shed or disperse dander as much as other breeds.

Occasionally people are allergic to all cats except for one particular individual cat - either because that cat produces a different type of dander without the usual allergen or because the person has become desensitized to that particular cat's dander.

Nimmagadda said people who suffer from allergies might be better off adopting a dog that needs to be groomed frequently, because regular brushing and trimming prevents dander from entering the air.

He also recommended small - to - medium - sized dogs because of a smaller surface area for the dander to settle.

This is an advantage of wood flooring because it does not harbor dust, mold and animal dander.