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Posted by Mistigris Mum on August 06, 2002 at 05:41:03:

I was wondering whether you could help me. I got a lovely lilac BSH kitten in April, who is now almost 6 months old. Unfortunately, my partner, who is 'officially' asthmatic but hadn't even used his Ventolin for 2 years, has been very poorly for a month (wheezing and coughing whenever he's in the house): he's obviously allergic to Mistigri. (He had reacted mildly to some cats in the past but had 'forgotten' about it which is why we had no second thoughts about buying a cat.)

Do you know of any product or process that would help? I started applying Petalcleanse a week ago --- recommended by my vet. But is there anything else I could buy or do (other than giving Misty away, of course, which seems to be the number 1 solution...)?

I look forward to your help.

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• Re: Allergic to my cat... PHAbymom 08/25/02 (0)