Can there be a "cure" for Cat Allergies?I've been dating this guy for a year and I'm planning to move in with him, however he has a ton of cats and isn't willing to let them all go because he's very attached. Because this is long-term, is there anything that I can do to relieve myself from these allergy symptoms?
-onlymatch4u
First of all, cats all have parasites and when you have them in the house, sleeping on the bed, up on the couch, he has parasites that he needs to deal with. If you are hanging out with him and being intimate, you now have parasites.
The next thing is you have to clean up your liver and your small intestines and that should help you greatly to not be allergic to the cats.
good luck to you
-pennypincher
There is a cure. It is allergy desensitization shots. However, they can take up to two years before you can see any real improvement.
-Allergy Goddess
Yes. My husband and best friend are allergic to my cat and using these two products has completely gotten rid of their allergies! The other nice thing is that the whole solution costs less than $ 30 and involves no medicine or invasive treatements!
1. Allerpet/C for cats. This stuff is amazing! The bottle says you should put it on a wash cloth but I put it in a spray bottle. I hold my cat still, usually while he is sitting on something by firmly but gently holding the scruff of the neck. Lightly spray the whole cat including the belly and legs and then just run my hands over the cat to evenly distribute. The cat is damp not soaked. They groom right away but it does not matter. This will keep you allergy free for about a week- so just do it once a week.
2. Anti-Allergen solution. Another amazing product! You spray this on upholstered furniture, curtains, carpets and it will neutralize any allergens.
If you use each of these products once a week you may not need any other help. If you are still having issues a HEPA vacuum cleaner and/or air purifier will help too.
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