allergy related help
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allergy related help
hi all, i hope everbody is well..looking for some help..i've just found out i've got an allergy to my two border collies' its like itchy nose and eyes and my body has an itch too. i've started a course of claritose which should help a bit..i recall someone told me about neem oil that you put on the dogs to prevent the dog dander, i also have a water based air purifier in my home. i will not give up my dogs as my oldest one is epileptic. was just wondering if anyone knows about neem oil and how it works. any help would be much appreciated.. thanks loren 5yr old border collie [ oscar ]
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Hi!
Aww, I'm sorry you're in this predicament! I only found neem oil used for fleas or other "pest" repellants, but that's not to say it's not used as you mentioned.
While I was checking into it, I did find the following website with something called Outright Allergy Relief (see below). You may have already checked into this, but thought I'd let you know.
I also read about something called Allerpet that you can spray on the dog.
That same site said to give the dogs a good multivitamin and fatty acids to keep the coat healthy (less dander).
http://www.futurepets.com/BOOKS/ALLERGY.HTM
Helps reduce the elements that cause human allergies to dogs or cats.
Outright Allergy Relief
Helps reduce the elements that cause human allergies to dogs or cats.
Rub into hair coat and wipe off with damp cloth. Helps reduce dander that causes dog allergy and cat allergy reactions in humans.
Safe, non-toxic. Gentle enough for kittens over 12 weeks and for puppies.
Good luck and I hope your reactions are limited!
Aww, I'm sorry you're in this predicament! I only found neem oil used for fleas or other "pest" repellants, but that's not to say it's not used as you mentioned.
While I was checking into it, I did find the following website with something called Outright Allergy Relief (see below). You may have already checked into this, but thought I'd let you know.
I also read about something called Allerpet that you can spray on the dog.
That same site said to give the dogs a good multivitamin and fatty acids to keep the coat healthy (less dander).
http://www.futurepets.com/BOOKS/ALLERGY.HTM
Helps reduce the elements that cause human allergies to dogs or cats.
Outright Allergy Relief
Helps reduce the elements that cause human allergies to dogs or cats.
Rub into hair coat and wipe off with damp cloth. Helps reduce dander that causes dog allergy and cat allergy reactions in humans.
Safe, non-toxic. Gentle enough for kittens over 12 weeks and for puppies.
Good luck and I hope your reactions are limited!
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three years ago i became allergic to hair and fur its so bad i cant wear any jumpers with wool in them ( winter is a nightmare ) i have 6 cats and 2 dogs so you can imagine how upset i was when the doctor told me it was an allergy to fur and hair . with jake having epilepsy i cant spray him or put anything onto his skin as it sets off his seizures so i have found taking antihistamine tablets helps me and the cheap ones work as well as the dearer ones . not sure if you have tried these but thought i would let you know as they have helped me
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I hope it ends up being just what you need! Going to the doc and trying something there could really help too. My dad is allergic to cats and dogs, but loves my dogs and if he's coming over, he takes his allergy meds before and the suffering is lessened. (poor guy pets 'em and loves 'em up and then his eyes itch and is stuffy for the rest of the day)