Sentences with phrase «causing dander»

Petal Cleanse is a product that decreases allergy - causing dander and can be effective for those with asthma.

It has a quality de-matting comb which gets rid of odors and allergy - causing dander.

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These dogs usually shed less hair and dander than other dogs, but can still cause allergies or trigger asthma symptoms in susceptible children.

But dust mites, pet dander and even cockroaches can cause problems indoors.1

Human dander can cause allergic rashes in dogs and cats — and in other humans.

Histamine causes hives in response to common allergic signals such as pet dander.

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

For example, allergens such as pet dander or pollen could cause the irritating rash appear, or it could be linked to other health conditions such as high blood pressure.

The dog hair itself doesn't cause a reaction, but the skin cells that do trigger allergies, also known as dander, bind to the hair.

Cat - induced allergies affect about 20 percent of the U.S. population, according to studies, and is caused by a protein found in the animals» saliva and dander (dead skin cells.)

For allergies caused by harmless substances such as pollen and animal dander.

Animal allergies to dog and cat dander, feathers and even some fibers can cause itchy eyes, runny noses and congestion.

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.

If you have a central air conditioner and heater in your home, that might be causing a lot of debris and dander in your home.

«Allergic pinkeye (caused by seasonal pollens, animal dander, cosmetics and perfumes) and chemical pinkeye (from chemicals or liquids, including bleach and furniture polish) are not contagious.»

Other measures that can you take to lessen your allergies would be to keep your house clean and to make sure that your dog is bathed and groomed regularly to get rid of excessive dander (which is the main cause of the allergies).

While small animals like hamsters and rabbits tend to cause lesser problems, dander produced by them can still trigger allergies and asthma.

This will keep the dander levels down that fur collects which causes the allergic reactions.

While many of us are under the impression that they react to the hair or dander, this is not always the sole cause of the reaction — in many cases, it is just a portion of it.

Ensure your cat does not have fleas as this causes the cat to scratch and to throw more dander into the air.

An animal's hair or dander are not themselves the actual cause, however, they are great airborne carriers for the offending allergens.

And if you do have allergies, also remember that it isn't usually the fur that causes allergies but it is the dog's dander or flakes of dead skin that triggers allergic flare - ups.

All dogs and cats produce dander, excess hair and saliva that contain the allergens that cause our allergic symptoms.

It is the Dander and top skin and certain proteins in saliva and urine that cause people allergic problems according to Emily Rothstein a resident in dermatology at Cornhill College of Veterinary Medicine.

And while the cause of allergic reactions in humans is not due to the dog's hair, but rather to the dander, saliva or other allergen, this low shedding attribute is an added benefit for the dog owner.

Many believe pet allergies are triggered by animal hair, but they're actually caused by a protein found in pet skin (or dander), saliva, and urine.

Dog hairs and dander are the leading causes of allergic reactions and the saliva, too, contains a protein to which many people have an adverse reaction.

Instead, they are caused by the dead skin cells that all dogs shed, called dander.

In most cases it is either the saliva or pollutants in the hair (such as dander) that cause irritation.

This can be detrimental for those who suffer from pet allergies, as the allergens from the dander and fur can get into the air and essentially cause reactions.

This makes them not an ideal dog for those who suffer from any type of allergies affiliated with dogs, as the allergens in the air from dander and from the saliva that they drool could cause significant reactions.

Just as with so many other dogs on this list, Akitas have thick double coats, which make dander and fur cause allergen in the air that can affect pet allergy sufferers of all severities.

Jojoba, Coconut oil and aloe works to relieve itchy and painful skin causes by dander or fleas.

Schnauzers and Irish water spaniels are just a couple of the breeds that produce less dander, the allergy - causing culprit.

Dander is the substance that causes the greatest allergic reaction.

Helps reduce dander and other allergens that cause some people to be allergic to pets.

Generally, non-shedding dogs do not release as much dander as dogs that shed, so they are less likely to cause allergy reactions.

The problem with this label is that actually all dogs will leave varying degrees of dander around your house — dander is the cause of dog allergies, not the hair itself.

Dander, which is attached to pet hair, is what causes most pet allergies in humans.

Apartment dwellers with allergies seek out dogs who do not shed, and while no dogs have proven to be 100 percent non-shedding or hypoallergenic, numerous breeds shed only minimally, release small amounts of saliva and spread very little dander, the primary causes of dog allergies.

«Cat allergen, the allergy causing material from cats, isn't cat hair, but rather a protein present in the dander and saliva of cats.

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.

Allergies can be caused by a variety of factors such as food reactions, household dust, mold, fabrics, tree and weed pollen, and dander, so it's important to figure out what the root of the cause is.

This makes for far less shedding of hair and dander which is the allergen known to cause dog allergies.

Rather, it's the dander from the dog's skin that causes the reactions.

The microscopic skin particles that are cast off by dogs, cats, hamsters and other pets are known as dander, and can quickly spread throughout your home and cause allergic reactions for anyone who has a pet allergy.

Conjunctivitis can be caused by a viral or bacterial infection, drugs, perfumes, dander, mold, pollen and dust mites.

Dry air in the home can make pets itchier, cause dry noses, upper respiratory infections, more dander, and dry throats.

But, saliva aside, all of these cats must be groomed frequently, which includes brushing and wiping them down, to keep their dander (like dandruff, dander is composed of skin cells and can cause allergies in people) to a minimum.

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.