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• Of some concern are studies reporting no change in asthmatic symptoms after controlling cat or dust mite allergens. ...
• Nevertheless in children who have a history of an allergic reach to a pet one study reported that they had 24 times the risk for development asthma as those without an allergy. ...
• In fact, vacuuming stirs up both mites and cat allergens. ...
• HEPA vacuum cleaners appear to be effective in reducing levels of second-hand smoke and preventing cat allergens from being released into the air. ... In fact, vacuuming, even with a HEPA filter, stirs up both mites and cat allergens. ...
• Allergy Shots .
• Allergy shots (immunotherapy) are proving to be highly effective in reducing allergic asthma symptoms in both adults and children. ...
• Some evidence indicates that having low dietary intake of antioxidant nutrients (vitamins A, C, and E, selenium and other food chemicals) could increase the risk for lung damage. ... (Apples contain important food chemicals called flavonoids. ...
• Food Allergies. Although 67% of asthmatics believe their symptoms are aggravated by food allergies, studies indicate that this belief may be true in only 5% of cases. If young children show signs of or test positive for food allergies, however, parents should be extra cautious in preventing exposure to any asthma trigger. ...

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• Allergy season commences as the weather begins to warm and winter comes to a close. ... As the eye allergy season arrives, these people fear the increased level of pollen, mold, and. ...
• Allergy Season - Tips To Moderate Symptoms.
• Despite your best efforts to limit your exposure to allergens, allergy symptoms may still take hold of you during heavy allergy months. To help control your symptoms, prescription allergy treatments, such as. ...
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• Here, you will find a wealth of information about allergies in general as well as information on your particular allergy. ...
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• Food Allergy or Food Intolerance?.
• A recent survey conducted in the United Kingdom found that more than half the people confused food intolerance with a food allergy. ...
• Allergy Season - When Does It Begin?.
• Allergy season commences as the weather begins to warm and winter comes to a close. ... As the eye allergy season arrives, these people fear the increased level of pollen, mold, and other allergens outdoors. ... Although allergy season, in theory, lasts three of the four seasons, it is at its peak during the spring.

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• Food Allergy and Intolerance.
• Up to 8% of children less than 3 years and approximately 2% of the adult population experience food-induced allergic disorder.
• Hippocrates, often hailed as the "Father of Medicine", first described adverse reaction to food over 2000 years ago, but it is only recently that the medical community has accepted and started investigating these disorders.
• What do we mean by the term "food allergy"? .
• Here are some common terms used relating to food allergy, and what they should mean: .
• Adverse reaction to foods: any abnormal response to a food or food additive, whether caused by allergic or non-allergic mechanisms.
• Food allergy, hypersensitivity or sensitivity: an immunologic reaction that involves the body’s immune system overreacting to ordinarily harmless substances. The word "allergy" is frequently overused and misused to include any irritating or uncomfortable symptom after eating. ... It involves IgE antibodies and is easily confirmed with a positive skin prick test or RAST to that food. An example of true food allergy is hives that develop after eating peanuts or fish or wheezing after drinking milk.
• Food Intolerance: a physical response to a food or food additive. ...
• Food Anaphylaxis: the most severe allergic reaction following food that can be fatal. The commonest food causing fatality is peanuts.
• Food poisoning, toxicity: an adverse reaction that does not involve the immune system. It can be caused by food that has been contaminated with toxins (poisons or bacteria), microorganisms or parasites. ...
• Pharmacologic food reaction: an adverse reaction in which a chemical found in a food or food additive produces a drug-like (pharmacologic) effect e. ...

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• Food hypersensitivity is a skin disorder of dogs and cats caused by an allergic reaction to food. ...   Most affected pets have eaten the offending food for over 2 years. ...  If you notice itching, dark staining of paws, frequent licking or chewing at the feet, skin rashes, or frequent ear infections,  then you need to consider a food allergy as an underlying cause of these problems.  Diagnosis of food hypersensitivity is difficult and requires feeding a non-allergenic diet for a minimum of 2 to 3 months. ... If your pet ingests another food source during these intial 2 to 3 months, then the food trial will need to be restarted.  An excellent first choice food trial is the Science Diet z/d diet.   Z/D has been specially formulated to lower the allergen content of the food.  It is EXTREMELY important to not feed any other food (No treats, no table food, no vegetables, no rawhides, no dental care products. In other words, nothing in the mouth except the hypoallergenic food kernels).  During the food trial, the doctor may dispense medications to control the skin irritation while the allergens slowly leave the system: Medicated ShampooAntihistamineFatty Acid SupplementsAntibiotic Please call if the medication dispensed does not improve the problem within a few days. ...
•  â™¦          Your pet does not respond to the test diet or will not eat the food. ...

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• "Kitty", the sweet tabby across the street gets an upset tummy whenever she eats a particular food. ...
• An allergy is the body's reaction to a substance it can't tolerate well. When the body comes in contact with an allergen (allergy-causing substance), either through physical contact, through something eaten, or by inhaling the substance, it produces antibodies and is called an allergic reaction. ...
• Flea allergy is the most common allergic reaction. ...
• Inhalant allergy (called atopy) is the second most common allergic skin disease, mostly in dogs. ...
• Food allergies are often diagnosed by blood testing, and by feeding an affected pet a hypoallergenic diet for several months. To complicate the allergy picture, a pet may have multiple allergy problems. So a pet with food allergies, for example, may also have atopy or flea allergy. ...
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• Those mysterious symptoms could mean your dog or cat has a food allergy. Pets can become allergic to protein in food, treats or table scraps. ...
• The symptoms of food allergy can look like those caused by allergies to fleas, plants or pollen. ... Food allergies can occur any time of year.
• If your dog or cat does have a food allergy, it can be controlled easily. A new line of pet food has been developed using a process called hydrolysation. ... It's the most innovative advancement yet for managing food allergies in pets.
• This process differs from traditional food allergy control where protein sources are used that are new (novel) to the animal (e. ...
• The New Food Allergy Solution.
• Hydrolysation breaks down the proteins in food so they are too small to cause an allergic reaction. Hill's has used this technology to create Prescription Diet® z/dTM, the first line of products for managing food allergies in dogs and cats.
• If your pet has a food allergy, a Prescription Diet® z/dTM product is the right choice for many reasons:.
• there is very little chance allergy symptoms will return if you feed your pet Prescription Diet® z/dTM exclusively.
• You won't have to worry about changing your pet's food again or making homemade food. ...
• Your pet will enjoy relief from discomfort of food allergies and have all the nutrition needed to stay healthy.
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• com/cat-faqs/medical-info. ... com/cat-faqs/ The multiple posted (ASCII) parts of the FAQ are all archived at rtfm. ... Much of this will depend on whether or not a cat is indoors or allowed outdoors. ... As for "cat years" versus "human years", according to material provided by the Gaines Research Center, cats will age 15 years in the first year (10 in the first six months!) and 4 years for every year after that. ... _________________________________________________________________ Cat Allergies Here are some highlights from the article in CATS Magazine, April 1992, pertaining to cats with allergies. ... * A cat with one allergy often has others. ... * Cats' allergies fall into several categories, each with a parallel complaint among human allergy sufferers. ... Contact alllergies manifest themselves when the cat has prolonged contact with a substance that it just cannot tolerate. ... * Flea allergy is the most common of all allergies. ... * Between 5 & 10 percent of allergy cases are caused by food. Like contact allergies, food allergies will show up as dermatitis and severe itching but in some cases will also cause vomiting and diarrhea.

• com/cat-faqs/medical-info. ... com/cat-faqs/ The multiple posted (ASCII) parts of the FAQ are all archived at rtfm. ... Much of this will depend on whether or not a cat is indoors or allowed outdoors. ... As for "cat years" versus "human years", according to material provided by the Gaines Research Center, cats will age 15 years in the first year (10 in the first six months!) and 4 years for every year after that. ... _________________________________________________________________ Cat Allergies Here are some highlights from the article in CATS Magazine, April 1992, pertaining to cats with allergies. ... * A cat with one allergy often has others. ... * Cats' allergies fall into several categories, each with a parallel complaint among human allergy sufferers. ... Contact alllergies manifest themselves when the cat has prolonged contact with a substance that it just cannot tolerate. ... * Flea allergy is the most common of all allergies. ... * Between 5 & 10 percent of allergy cases are caused by food. Like contact allergies, food allergies will show up as dermatitis and severe itching but in some cases will also cause vomiting and diarrhea.

• com/cat-faqs/medical-info. ... com/cat-faqs/ The multiple posted (ASCII) parts of the FAQ are all archived at rtfm. ... Much of this will depend on whether or not a cat is indoors or allowed outdoors. ... As for "cat years" versus "human years", according to material provided by the Gaines Research Center, cats will age 15 years in the first year (10 in the first six months!) and 4 years for every year after that. ... _________________________________________________________________ Cat Allergies Here are some highlights from the article in CATS Magazine, April 1992, pertaining to cats with allergies. ... * A cat with one allergy often has others. ... * Cats' allergies fall into several categories, each with a parallel complaint among human allergy sufferers. ... Contact alllergies manifest themselves when the cat has prolonged contact with a substance that it just cannot tolerate. ... * Flea allergy is the most common of all allergies. ... * Between 5 & 10 percent of allergy cases are caused by food. Like contact allergies, food allergies will show up as dermatitis and severe itching but in some cases will also cause vomiting and diarrhea.

• Allergy Testing.
• A patient information handout on allergy testing, written by the author, is provided on page 626.
• However, some patients with suspected allergic disease turn out, on further evaluation, to have a medical problem that cannot be attributed to an allergy. Allergy testing can help the physician determine if a patient's problem is caused by an allergy and identify the specific problem allergens (Table 1). Having established a correct allergy diagnosis, the physician is better equipped to select appropriate therapeutic interventions for that patient, such as allergen avoidance, medications, and, sometimes, immunotherapy (Table 2). For example, a patient with a specific pollen allergy may be instructed to increase medication use during the pollen season. Patients with an animal allergy may be instructed to use allergy or asthma medication before exposure. ...
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• There are several types of specific allergy tests. ...
• Immediate-type hypersensitivity skin testing is most commonly used in the diagnosis of allergic rhinitis, allergic asthma, food allergy, penicillin allergy, and stinging-insect hypersensitivity. ...

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• Of some concern are studies reporting no change in asthmatic symptoms after controlling cat or dust mite allergens. ...
• In fact, vacuuming stirs up both mites and cat allergens. ...
• HEPA vacuum cleaners appear to be effective in reducing levels of second-hand smoke and preventing cat allergens from being released into the air. ... In fact, vacuuming, even with a HEPA filter, stirs up both mites and cat allergens. ...
• Allergy Shots .
• Allergy shots (immunotherapy) are proving to be highly effective in reducing allergic asthma symptoms in both adults and children. ...
• Some evidence indicates that having low dietary intake of antioxidant nutrients (vitamins A, C, and E, selenium and other food chemicals) could increase the risk for lung damage. ... (Apples contain important food chemicals called flavonoids. ...
• Role of Food Allergies. Although 67% of asthmatics believe their symptoms are aggravated by food allergies, studies indicate that this belief may be true in only 5% of cases. ...

• com/pets/cat-faqs/medical-info. ... com/pets/tittle/pets/cat-faqs/homepage. ... The files are: table-of-contents, getting-a-cat, general-care, health-care, medical-info, outside-world, behavior, leukemia, misc, and resources. ... answers/cats-faq/getting-a-cat send usenet/news. ... It is not included with the cat FAQs because it is generalized for dogs AND cats. ... Much of this will depend on whether or not a cat is indoors or allowed outdoors. ... As for "cat years" versus "human years", according to material provided by the Gaines Research Center, cats will age 15 years in the first year (10 in the first six months!) and 4 years for every year after that. ... _________________________________________________________________ Cat Allergies Here are some highlights from the article in CATS Magazine, April 1992, pertaining to cats with allergies. ... * A cat with one allergy often has others. ... * Cats' allergies fall into several categories, each with a parallel complaint among human allergy sufferers. ... Contact alllergies manifest themselves when the cat has prolonged contact with a substance that it just cannot tolerate.

• Cat allergy .
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• households have a dog or cat. ...
• The avid pet owner may claim that exposure to his or her pet does not cause their allergy symptoms. ...
• Skin tests or special allergy blood tests are helpful for diagnosing allergy to animals, but are not always accurate. ...
• Are allergy shots effective for pet allergies?.
• Allergy shots (immunotherapy) may be indicated for cat or dog allergies, particularly when the animal cannot be avoided - as might be the case when the patient is a small animal veterinarian. They are typically given for at least three years and decrease symptoms of asthma and allergy. Usually after about six months of weekly injections allergy symptoms improve and less medication is required.
• Allergy shots are most effective and safe when administered under the supervision of an allergist-immunologist. ...
• Your allergist-immunologist can provide information on medications for your animal allergy, such as antihistamines, nasal sprays, decongestants or appropriate asthma medications.
• Cat allergy.
• Cat allergen, the allergy-causing material from cats, is not actually cat hair but instead a protein present in the dander and saliva of cats. ...
• Cat allergen is particularly sticky and is carried on clothing. It is almost impossible not to be exposed to some level of cat allergen. Of course, the levels of exposure will be much higher where cats are present, and these levels are more likely to cause allergy symptoms.

• Food Allergies.
• Horse Allergy.
• Patients often overlook and mistake allergy to horses, for allergy to pollens or molds. ...   Treatment for this allergy would include medications, horse avoidance and/or allergy immunization to decrease the sensitivity to horse allergen.
• Rabbit Allergy.
• Cat Allergy.
• Patients allergic to cats, are allergic to the cat's saliva.   However, typical allergic symptoms are not as a result of coming in direct contact with the cat's saliva.   Instead, when the cat grooms itself by licking its fur and skin it deposits its saliva.   They saliva dries, leaving behind the protein antigen that are the source of allergy to cats.   These allergens (cat saliva antigens) are very light-weight and are easily aerosolized. ...
•     Once cat allergy is confirmed, the best way to decrease allergy symptoms is to remove the cat from the home.   However, relatively high concentrations of cat antigen can remain, even months after the cat is removed.   Thereby it is important to clean or replace the carpeting, furniture, and all other material that may harbor the cat saliva antigen.   Also, there are less dramatic means to improve or eliminate cat allergy symptoms, this includes the use of medications and allergy immunization.
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• What's Really In Pet Food!.
• Give your pet a concentrated whole food supplement, which includes enzyme-rich nutrients and antioxidant vitamins like those in NZYMES™ Antioxidant Treats. ...
• Six weeks after we began using the NZYMES™ products and changing to the Eaglepack food, the redness over most of her body was completely gone, her fur began to grow back in beautifully. ...
• NZYMES™ are a natural, whole food product with NO known side effects. ...
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• If you knew the ingredients in commercial dog food you wouldn’t feed it to a dog, let alone your best friend. ... 00 dollars in examination, x-rays and drugs, they all told me that it was probably a food allergy because they couldn’t find anything wrong in the blood work or examination. ... Nothing worked so they switched me to a hypoallergenic dog food at an exorbitant price. ... Lloyd Wilson at the Crystal Springs Pet Hospital who told me Spooky had Colitis along with a food allergy. We kept him on the anti-allergy formula but added bran to his diet. ... I did more recearch on commercial dog food and was startled to learn just what is in most all of the popular dog foods sold in markets and pet shops. ...
• What's Really in Pet Food.
• Plump whole chickens, choice cuts of beef, fresh grains, and all the wholesome nutrition your dog or cat will ever need.
• These are the images pet food manufacturers promulgate through the media and advertising. ... pet food industry wants consumers to believe they  are buying when they purchase their products.
• It focuses in  very general terms on the most visible name brands -- the pet food labels that are mass-distributed to supermarkets and discount stores -- but there are many highly respected brands that may be guilty of  the same offenses.
• What most consumers don't know is that the pet food industry is  an extension of the human food and agriculture industries. Pet food  provides a market for slaughterhouse offal, grains considered "unfit  for human consumption," and similar waste products to be turned into  profit. ...
• Three of the five major pet food companies in the United States  are subsidiaries of major multinational companies: Nestlé (Alpo, Fancy Feast, Friskies, Mighty Dog, and Ralston Purina products such as Dog Chow, ProPlan, and Purina One), Heinz (9 Lives, Amore, Gravy  Train, Kibbles-n-Bits, Nature's Recipe), Colgate-Palmolive (Hill's  Science Diet Pet Food). ... From a business standpoint,  multinational companies owning pet food manufacturing companies is  an ideal relationship. The multinationals have increased  bulk-purchasing power; those that make human food products have a  captive market in which to capitalize on their waste products, and  pet food divisions have a more reliable capital base and, in many cases, a convenient source of ingredients.

• Help! I'm Allergic to My Cat!.
• Ugh, the bittersweet romance that you endure if you love cats but suffer cat-related allergies. ...
• According to the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America, about six to 10 million Americans have cat allergies. ...
•   Third, bathe — yes, bathe — your cat twice a month, but not more frequently than that. ... If your cat turns into the Tasmanian devil at the sight of water, as many do, brush her daily and wipe her down with a damp cloth. ...
•   Establish "no-cat" zones in your house. The bedroom is the room most used so keeping your cat out of the bedroom as much as possible may help. ...
• If all else fails, see your doctor about allergy shots, which desensitize your immune system to the allergens. ...
• New Hope for Allergy Sufferers.
• There is new hope for your allergy or asthma symptoms. A revolutionary new drug called “anti-IgE” can allow a child or adult with moderate allergies to dander to live with a cat. ...
• IgE is the antibody responsible for reacting against allergens and causing cells to release substances, such as histamines, that cause allergy symptoms. ...
• These companies have not yet filed an application for approval by the Food and Drug Administration, but they expect to soon, so watch for it.
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