Help Your Cat - The Ultimate Guide to Help Your Cat With the Three Most Common Allergies

Help Your Cat - The Ultimate Guide to Help Your Cat With the Three Most Common Allergies



Did you know that cats, even those who stay indoors, can suffer from allergies? Signs of an allergy in cats can be similar to those common in dogs, including inflamed and itchy skin. You may recognize signs that are very similar to yours as well, such as sneezing or nasal secretions. You may also notice stomach upset, including vomiting or diarrhea.

Allergies occur when a cat's immune system overcomes foreign substances or particles called allergens. This overactive immune system response will trigger allergy symptoms common in cats.
Allergies are a common cause of cat skin disease, with most cats with allergies licking or chewing their fur in an effort to relieve excessive itching. The main types of cat allergies are flea allergy (the most common skin disease in cats), food allergy (hypersensitivity to certain foods), and allergies to various environmental substances, such as pollen, grass, dust mites and chemicals. Allergies are often a cause of frequent skin and ear infections that increase the level of itching. Unfortunately, once set, sensitivity is usually a lifelong issue without treatment.

However, that's what this e-book is about - guiding you through lifestyle changes, medications, or a special diet, and how to manage allergies and reduce itching.