Many people mistakenly believe that if they have allergies to cats, they must not have cats. The reality is that it's VERY possible to own a cat and have allergies. Adult allergy sufferers have access to
many new products such as air purifiers and medications that were not
previously available. Most of the volunteers who work at the shelter have allergies. It comes down to a choice. One must decide that the joy of having a cat is worth the little extra effort required. The inconvenience of using these products is
arguably worth the many rewards of having a loyal pet friend. Here
are some links to articles concerning pet allergies as well as products that
might be helpful:

Resources:
Top 10 Ways to Decrease Your Allergies to Cats
Allergies and Cats Coexisting in Peace
Cat Allergy Solutions
Multiple Pets May Decrease Allergies
Childhood Allergies and Asthma
Humane Society: Allergies to Pets
Human Allergies to Cats
Products:
Allerpet
Allergy Buyers Club

Resources:
Top 10 Ways to Decrease Your Allergies to Cats
Allergies and Cats Coexisting in Peace
Cat Allergy Solutions
Multiple Pets May Decrease Allergies
Childhood Allergies and Asthma
Humane Society: Allergies to Pets
Human Allergies to Cats
Products:
Allerpet
Allergy Buyers Club





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