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glinda

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4. Also ask your Vet. He probably knows of a safe solution to use on her. You can also get a shot.

Reply to Paper Roses (Original post)

Tue Jan 10, 2012, 10:05 PM

Jan 2012

I understand they have developed something for humans to deal with this. Another thing is to wipe her down with a damp cloth. Not soaking but slightly damp and then dry her. Indeed it is the dander.
Check out the shots.......

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My pet loving friends, maybe you can give me some advice. [View all] Paper Roses Jan 2012 OP

We used a dander reducer cyberswede Jan 2012 #1

maybe try a liquid solution... ginnyinWI Jan 2012 #2

I feel for you. Been there. Curmudgeoness Jan 2012 #3

What she said. ceile Jan 2012 #9

Also ask your Vet. He probably knows of a safe solution to use on her. You can also get a shot. glinda Jan 2012 #4

Best of luck Irishonly Jan 2012 #5

Are you sure it's an allergy and it's the cat? TorchTheWitch Jan 2012 #6

Try wiping her down with a damp cloth. She may have gotten into something that you are reacting to. uppityperson Jan 2012 #7

Change her food. yellerpup Jan 2012 #8

I have a mild allergy and two things really help: TygrBright Jan 2012 #10