Pet allergies are common and, unfortunately, can make being around cats, dogs, birds and other animals pretty miserable for some unlucky people. While avoiding exposure to pets is one of the best ways ...

Like many people, Kerie Toms now works from home. But Toms struggles with allergies—and a pet that lives in her home isn't helping. Toms, 61, and her partner have a cockatiel that she's allergic ...

Are you concerned that your child's allergies may mean that you will have to give up your pet? Although re-homing a pet may be necessary if allergies are severe, most children can live with pets if ...

Gaining a better understanding of the allergies caused by pets can help you find a healthier coexistence with your furry friend. According to The Humane Society, 62 percent of American households have ...

One of the latest crazes in the pet industry is the careful breeding of dogs to create "hypoallergenic pets." Some of this breeding involves boosting the numbers of dogs that are less likely to cause ...

About 12% of Americans are allergic to cats and another 12% to dogs. — -- intro: About 12 percent of Americans are allergic to cats and another 12 percent to dogs, according to the most recent ...

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Pet allergy treatments can get expensive, especially for pets that need lifelong medication or ongoing care. Many pet insurance plans cover diagnostics, medications and emergency treatment for ...

Medically reviewed by Jurairat J. Molina, MD Key Takeaways Air purifiers with HEPA filters can help with allergies, but studies show they don’t always improve daily symptoms or replace the need for ...

Allergies are an uncomfortable and unwelcome part of life. If you're allergic to anything, you know that when it's your season of misery, you constantly need tissues and medicine handy. But what about ...

A woman who left a family party early after a dog that was unexpectedly brought to the event triggered her allergies was completely right to do so, an etiquette expert and an allergist both told Fox ...