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Pet Dander Allergies Directory
Pet dander -- the dead skin that dogs, cats, and other warm-blooded animals shed -- is a common allergy trigger for many people. Pet dander is everywhere -- even in the homes of people without pets -- because it is carried on people's clothing. Follow the links below to find WebMD's comprehensive coverage about pet dander allergies, what it looks like, how to prevent it and treat it, and much more.
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Allergy- and Asthma-Proof Your Home
Learn more from WebMD about making your home as allergy- and asthma-proof as possible.
Allergies and Asthma
WebMD looks at the link between allergies and asthma.
Winter Allergy Tips
Helpful tips for surviving the winter allergy season. Allergy triggers may lurk where you least expect.
Control Asthma Triggers
The most important thing you can do to prevent asthma is to control asthma triggers. Here's how.
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Hidden Allergy Triggers
Mold, mites, and pet dander lurk where you'd never suspect.
Exposing Kids to Dogs, Cats Early Can Pay Off
Research shows early exposure to pet dander and fur can ward off allergies later.
How Pets and Allergies Can Go Hand in Paw
Understanding pet allergies so you can your have your pet and live with it, too.
Spotting Hidden Allergy Triggers, Like Dust Mites, Mold, and Pollen
Why are you snuffling and sneezing? Allergy triggers are hidden everywhere -- is one of these bothering you?
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Know Your Allergy Triggers
The first step in finding relief from your allergies is knowing your triggers.
Hypoallergenic Dogs
Are certain breeds safer for people with dog allergies? Find out more about hypoallergenic dogs, the KNF-1 protein and what it means to those who have dog allergies.
Tips on Indoor Allergy Relief
Dust mites, pet dander, cockroaches and mold are the leading culprits of indoor allergies.
Allergies: Worst Offenders
Environmental and food allergies can really ruin your day – or month. Learn how to beat your symptoms and breathe easy.