Sentences with phrase «cat allergy sufferers»

Unfortunately, all cats have the allergen (s) that most cat allergy sufferers are sensitive to.

Some studies have shown that 75 of cat allergy sufferers do not have a reaction to a Siberian cat.

For a reason not fully understood, some people with a cat allergy can tolerate the rex breed of cat although this is not the case for all cat allergy sufferers.

Attention all cat allergy sufferers — there are ways to lessen mild allergy symptoms caused by cat dander.

As with the Rexes some people with allergies can tolerate the Siberian breed but that does not apply to every cat allergy sufferer.

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For people who are allergic to cats, that protein is Fel d 1, found in cat dander and the culprit behind allergy sufferers» sneezes, wheezes, runny nose and watery eyes.

The cat allergens become airborne as microscopic particles and these are breathed in by the allergy sufferer.

On a practical level grooming your cat will also reduce the amount of fur you have to clean up from the house and for those allergy sufferers reducing dander exposure will help too.

Sufferers know the cat allergy symptoms: itchy eyes, rash, runny nose, in some extreme instances asthma symptoms.

Although this breed of cat may seem like a nightmare for allergy sufferers because of their long, fluffy fur, they actually don't produce as much Fel D1 protein as other breeds.

(2) Here is a list of two «Rex» cats which are also hypo - allergenic breeds, both breeds shed slightly which is an asset for allergy sufferers:

This also means that this breed of cat is one to consider if you are a allergy sufferer.

The study authors are saying that if the findings are correct, then it may be best for allergy sufferers to avoid cats.

Although this cat breed has long hair and doesn't look like it would be hypoallergenic, it produces less of the Fel D1 protein than other cats and therefore will aggravate allergy sufferers less.

You can do a similar thing by rubbing a towel on the cat in question, then having the allergy sufferer hold and breathe in the allergens on the towel.

Cats and allergies don't generally mix, but there is help for the cat lover / allergy sufferer.

Some cat breeds that are recommended to allergy sufferers include the Devon Rex and the Cornish Rex, breeds with crisp, tightly waved hair.

One dog or cat of a particular breed may be more irritating to an individual allergy sufferer than another animal of that same breed.

Cats are often poor prospects for allergy sufferers especially if the allergy is to saliva, as they groom themselves thoroughly and their finer hair will float in the air.