Pet and Animal Allergies

Learn about different measures that you can take to deal with your allergy symptoms when you're allergic to your pet, but don't want to get rid of your furry best friend.See submissions

Learn how other people have learned to overcome their allergies and keep a pet dog in their homes.

Learn how to find the best dogs for a person with allergies.

Learn why getting a pet rabbit this Easter season may not be a good idea for a family with allergies.

Learn about allergies to less common household pets, including hamsters, rabbits, ferrets, sugar gliders and iguanas.

People always want to know about the features of cats that make them more or less allergenic. Find out whether long haired cats, cats that are spayed or neutered, of keeping pets out of the house for a certain amount of time each day will lead to less cat dander in the home.

Allergy to cats is extremely common, and can be a major problem even for people who don't own cats. Find out why cat allergy occurs, where the allergy comes from and ways to control symptoms. This article is a must-read for any cat owner who is allergic to their pet.

Allergy to dogs can be a major problem even for people who don't own dogs. Find out why dog allergy occurs, where the allergy comes from and ways to control symptoms. Also find out how owning dogs may prevent allergies in children, and check out a list of dog breeds that are less likely to trigger allergies.

The domestic ferret is the third most common furred pet in the United States, and allergy symptoms may be worsened with exposure to this animal. Find out how ferret and cat allergy are similar, how you can be diagnosed and what can be done to treat this type of pet allergy.

While there is no such thing as a non-allergenic dogs, certain breeds of dogs cause fewer allergies than others. Find out which breeds of dogs are the most popular for people with dog allergies.

If you're allergic to your pet, you may not have to get rid of your furry friend. Here are some tips to follow to reduce your allergy symptoms.

Ever wonder if you can be allergic to one kind or type of dog but not another? Learn more about the intricacies of dog allergies.

While exposure to horses may not be as common as it was 100 years ago, horse allergies are still fairly common. Horse dander has the ability to...

Most people have heard about cat and dog allergy, but did you know that exotic pet allergy is becoming more common? There have been many recent...

Do you have an unusual pet allergy? Share your story about your unusual pet allergy, and how you were able to determine that you're allergic to your exotic pet.

Learn about allergies to less common household pets, including hamsters, rabbits, ferrets, sugar gliders and iguanas.

People who are allergic to dogs often look for ways to make their dogs less allergenic rather than getting rid of their furry best friend. Learn what factors can make a dog less allergenic, so that you can keep your beloved pet while still reducing your allergy symptoms.