President Elect Barack Obama may be on the look-out for a non-allergenic dog, but most allergists will say he's barking up the wrong tree. If you do a search on the internet, you'll find lots of folks claiming to provide pets that don't trigger allergies. Most of these breeds are ...

If you have real problems with indoor allergies, don't despair. In some cases, a few well-chosen purchases or renovations can make all the difference in the comfort of your home. If you've got some spare dollars floating around, here are some suggestions for where best to invest ...

Now that the ragweed allergy season is behind us in most parts of North America, the cooler weather will drive the majority of individuals indoors for a greater part of each day. As you close up your home to keep the heat in, you'll also find that public ...

Your cat could definitely have allergies. Just like their human counterparts, cats and dogs can develop allergies to many of the same things, including pollen, mold and dust mites. However, your pet will react slightly differently than a human when reacting to these airborne allergens. In most cases, ...

Allergies to pets are one of the most common reasons for giving up a beloved companion animal. The US Humane Society has estimated that as many as 1 in 7 people are allergic to either cats or dogs. In fact, as many as 1 in 3 pet ...