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My question exactly. To be fair, for hay fever the therapy was offered. And reading it up back then, the treatments against animal hair are often not successfu
by onli 2y ago
My question exactly.
To be fair, for hay fever the therapy was offered. And reading it up back then, the treatments against animal hair are often not successful, and they have a certain risk. Plus no standardized medication, so there are problems with keeping the exact dosage needed. All that combined made me conclude that not wanting to lead such a treatment is not a completely unreasonable position for a doctor. One would have to find a doctor specialized enough to do it anyway.
- namibj 2y agoFor cats, just feed them egg from chickens that live with cats, as the egg has antibodies against the allergen in cat saliva, and the egg will cause those to get neutralized before the cat spreads them to its fur. There are commercial products for this that have such egg powder.
- onli 2y agoIt seems that is basically the same mechanism as the Purina Live Clear cat food? That one we tried, and did not notice a definitive effect. What did help was keeping the cats out of the bedroom, and later being pregnant removed the allergy so far almost completely for her ;)