Inside the home, keep
cats out of the bedroom and put allergy - proof covers on the mattress and pillows.
If required, lock
your cat out of the bedroom and ignore it until the unwanted behaviour dies down and eventually disappears.
Various methods to keep allergies under control include HEPA filters, regular laundering and vacuuming of pet areas, cat wipes to reduce dander, regular bathing and brushing of your feline, professional groomers, keeping
cats out of bedrooms in extreme cases, and of course medical intervention such as antihistamines.
Specifically keeping
the cat out of the bedroom will give the guardian an «allergen free zone,» which can bring psychological as well as physiologic relief.
Don't let your cat sleep on the bed of the person with the allergy and preferably keep
the cat out of their bedroom.
They also find it helpful to keep
the cat out of the bedroom.
Not exact matches
«People ask me what to do about a
cat or dog who hurts their sleep, but when I tell them to kick him
out of their
bedroom, they'll say, «Oh, I can't do that — it will traumatize my pet,»» says Meir Kryger, MD, professor
of medicine at the Yale School
of Medicine.
He tries to leave the condominium
of a well - to - do academic couple who was kind enough to let him crash in their guest
bedroom, but the couple's
cat bolts
out the door as he tries to leave.
If your
cat tries to play with you or wake you while you're sleeping, you might need to shut him
out of your
bedroom at night.
Since then the older
cat been camped
out in my
bedroom with the two new
cats having the run
of the place.
If you keep your
bedroom door closed at night, shut your
cat out of the bathroom while you are using it or close the door to your office while you are working, it is likely to drive your
cat crazy.
I've kept our
cats out of all
of the
bedrooms for two weeks while trying to win this battle but was wondering if I should let them in to help «stir up» any eggs / larvae and adult fleas that are hiding?
For example, letting the
cat in and the dog
out of your
bedroom.
After five or six frightening attempts, I grabbed a sweater from one
of the
bedrooms and threw it over the
cat as I sprinted down the stairs and
out the door to safety!