There is another report in the news about a study suggesting that an exposure to household cleaning products is linked to an increased risk of asthma and wheezing in children. The researchers looked at more than 2,000 children and found … Continue reading →
Yes, cats can get hayfever. Hayfever is also called allergic rhinitis (nasal allergies). Feline hay fever is caused by contact with environmental irritants and allergens. Pollen, dust and cigarette smoke are possible causes. Sometimes it might be a new carpet … Continue reading →
I think it is very important for shelter workers and cat owners alike to understand how cat allergies work. Some owners may describe not having any noticeable symptoms from one cat but are seen reacting dramatically to another cat they … Continue reading →
