Sentences with phrase «containing dog dander»

Smaller dogs will leave fewer environmental pollutants containing dog dander and dog allergens (reduced fecal matter, urine and saliva).

Not exact matches

Veterinarians theorize that getting washed once a week and brushed regularly can help the dog lose some of the allergen - containing dander built up in its fur.

Frequently washing dog beds and blankets, not letting your pet on the bed or on the couch except for on a designated blanket to contain the dander, and refraining from purchasing many stuffed toys that will collect salivary protein and hair are all good steps to take — if you do purchase plush toys, it's good to wash them frequently, perhaps in a weekly load of laundry with the dog bed or blanket.

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

Longer haired dogs such as Setters, Labradors, Golden Retrievers et al have fur that is loose and dense, which means that it may contain a lot of dander as well.

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.

Bathing the dog and vacuuming regularly will keep the dander particles contained.

While the allergens that trigger dog allergies are contained in the skin cells (dander) and saliva rather than the hair itself, they are more likely to become airborne if a dog sheds lots of lightweight hair.