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Pet Allergies: If You're Allergic to Cats & Dogs, You May Not Want to Do This... by Dr. Heidi Renner
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September 18, 2017
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Snuggling in bed with a furry friend can be wonderful – if you don’t have allergies. If you do have allergies, it can be miserable. Here are some things to keep in mind:
- Try to keep pets out of the bedrooms of people who have pet allergies.
- If you have a pet and a family member with a pet allergy, you can try to using a HEPA room filter, but only in rooms without carpets or upholstered furniture (which can act as reservoirs for allergens).
- Air filters only filter out airborne allergens, and can create currents that mobilize pet allergens that have settled on furniture and carpet.
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