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Recognizing Symptoms of Feline Allergies

Symptoms of Feline Allergies

It is a sad reality that so many pet owners do not know how to deal with a cat with allergies. Most common signs of allergies in cats are hair loss and scratching. Although it is very common to observe this occurring, scratching is a common response when an allergy is triggered. Cats that are allergic to dust, pollen, mold, mildew and animals should never be allowed inside the house, nor should your pets be in another person's house. Allergy symptoms will manifest quickly and last far longer than the typical asthma allergy.

Many cats with allergies will scratch and bite their skin because of allergies, resulting in other symptoms such as excessive shedding, hair loss, inflammation and even seborrheic dermatitis. There are several atopy medications that can be administered for these allergies. Unfortunately, most vets are not aware of the atopy allergens in cats. Since atopy is also known to be a serious skin disease, only the most experienced veterinarian can diagnose the symptoms correctly. Therefore, the best course of action is to obtain a complete history, perform a series of tests and confirm the diagnosis.

Atopy is a type of chronic skin disease that results from the body's inability to produce an adequate amount of the immune system's T-cells. T-cells are cells that serve as watchdogs for the immune system, identifying and fighting off any threat. Since atoms commonly occurs in cats, the symptoms are similar to asthma, without the extreme allergic reactions.

Cat with allergies can be treated in several ways, including dietary management, which means that you will eliminate or reduce the amount of commonly found allergens, or substances from your cat's diet. The elimination of some common cat allergens, such as dust mite dust, is sometimes enough to alleviate the symptoms. The most popular method of dietary management is to use hypoallergenic cat food. This type of food contains a minimal amount of protein but contains higher levels of vital nutrients, including carbohydrates, vitamins, and minerals. In addition to better nutrition, this type of food also has less moisture, which prevents moisture from collecting in the digestive tract.

Another way to manage cat with food allergies is to introduce a protein source gradually, so as to not expose your cat to an extreme case of anaphylactic shock. High levels of protein can cause diarrhea and vomiting, and in extreme cases, death. The best option for a high protein source is chicken, which contains all of the necessary amino acids, as well as B vitamins, iron, zinc, and other important vitamins and minerals. Chicken is also easy to digest and contains a variety of protein sources. It is important to remember that an inappropriate protein source can actually make your cat more ill. For example, too much or too little protein can affect the stomach's ability to digest a particular protein, which can result in vomiting and diarrhea.

Some people prefer to use hypoallergenic diets for cat with allergies, because these diets do not contain any protein, which can lead to an adverse allergic reaction. Hypoallergenic diets are available in many varieties, such as canned or dry cat foods. However, because these types of foods usually lack protein, they can cause a serious lack of nutrients due to the large quantities of vegetables and fruits, which are not digested properly. Also, these types of foods can make your cat less healthy, by causing skin problems and respiratory problems. Instead, these types of foods should contain a sufficient amount of protein and carbohydrates, which will help keep your cat healthy and happy.

If you have had a history of serious skin problems, vomiting, or diarrhea in cats, you may want to consider giving your pet a skin allergy test. You can purchase these tests at your local pet supply store, or at a clinic that specializes in skin problems. A skin test will look for antibodies, which can indicate the presence of food allergies. These tests can also help diagnose other health conditions that have similar symptoms, such as cancer or hypothyroidism. This is especially important for older cats, who may be at higher risk for developing skin allergies or other disorders.

It's also important to recognize the symptoms of other conditions that share some symptoms with feline atopic dermatitis and atopy. These include flea bite dermatitis, which usually causes itching and inflammation of the skin. Ringworm can also produce similar symptoms as feline atopy. Ear mites are another condition that shares many symptoms with feline atopic dermatitis and atopy. Finally, an abnormal hair growth in the cat could indicate feline atopy, which also causes the cat to chew on its own hair. Other symptoms of other conditions could include cancer, dehydration, and respiratory problems.

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