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ALLERGIES IN CATS

ALLERGIES IN CATS. By John Reynolds. INTRODUCTION. Cats! Cats Everywhere! Some people prefer dogs over cats! But aren’t cats cute, too? After sharing my research on allergies that trouble dogs, I’ve been asked to explain some things about allergies that affect cats.

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ALLERGIES IN CATS

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  1. ALLERGIES IN CATS By John Reynolds

  2. INTRODUCTION Cats! Cats Everywhere! Some people prefer dogs over cats! But aren’t cats cute, too? After sharing my research on allergies that trouble dogs, I’ve been asked to explain some things about allergies that affect cats.

  3. WHAT ARE CATS ALLERGIC TO? Cats can develop allergies from • Trees, grasses, weeds, mold, pollens, and dust • Fleas and flea-control products • Perfumes • Cleaning products • Cigarette smoke • Prescription drugs • Various rubber & plastic materials

  4. SYMPTOMS OF ALLERGIES Itchy back or tail Ear Infections Sneezing & Coughing Snoring Diarrhea Itchy Skin Paw Chewing Vomiting

  5. TYPES OF ALLERGIES Flea Allergies Food Allergies Contact Allergies Airborne Allergies

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