Cats rarely ask for attention—but when they do, it's usually in the form of dramatic stares, midair flips, or total ...

Let’s take a look at the most common allergies in cats and what you can do to help. Food Allergies. Food allergies are a frequent issue for cats, with some proteins being the most common culprits.

Many cat lovers have to deal with a cruel hand dealt to them by nature: allergies. No matter how much they love their feline friends, sometimes the allergic reactions are simply too severe ...

Allergy testing: Just like in humans, figuring out a pet’s food allergy can take time. First, your vet may try to rule out other things that could lead to a dog or cat’s symptoms.

Cat allergies, like sexuality, run on a spectrum. If you’re only slightly allergic, you might be ready to bear it, if you can find a cat that will mee. Skip to Main Content.

Living with a cat or dog a person is allergic to can be difficult. But an allergist says there are ways to get relief, and medicine isn't the only option.

"When we do allergy testing [in dogs or cats], we find that they are usually allergic to 12 or more things at a time, and humans are often just one of those things," Edginton said.