Allerpet Cat Dander Remover w/Free Applicator Mitt - Effective Cat Allergy Relief - Anti Allergen Solution Made in USA - (12oz)

Say goodbye to CAT allergies!

Allerpet CAT provides allergy relief from your feline friends so you can cuddle more and sneeze less. It's formulated to directly combat Fel d1, the main protein associated with allergic reactions to cats. Knock out your symptoms (or greatly reduce) with our best loved solution!

Say goodbye to DOG allergies!

Allerpet DOG provides allergy relief from your canine friends so you can cuddle more and sneeze less. It's formulated to combat allergies so you can eliminate or greatly reduce your symptoms.

Say goodbye to PET allergies!

Allerpet PET provides allergy relief from your all of your furry friends so you can cuddle more and sneeze less. It's formulated to combat allergies so you can eliminate or greatly reduce your symptoms. This solution is designed for any and all of your pets with fur.

How do I apply Allerpet to my pet?

Allerpet is easy to use on all animals with fur or feathers.We recommend using the Allerpet mitt to apply onto fur once a week. For birds, carefully spray onto feathers. Allerpet is non-oily and will not leave a sticky residue on the coat or feathers. Since perfume can trigger allergic reactions, Allerpet contains no fragrance. It is safe and non-toxic to pets, regardless of how frequently an animal licks its coat.

Are hypoallergenic pets a myth?

Some individuals may claim to sell “hypoallergenic” dogs and cats or those with “non-allergenic” hair but there is no such animal. All dogs and cats: purebred, mixed-breed, short-haired, long-haired, wire-haired, curly-haired and even hairless dogs and cats can, and usually do, trigger symptoms. In any given litter of dogs or cats, there may be an animal that has fewer allergy causing allergens than any other in the litter and as a result, may not cause noticeable allergic reactions.

How many people suffer from allergies?

Allergy is, according to the Encyclopedia Britannica, probably the most widespread chronic condition in the world; it is a major problem in every country. It is estimated that one in four people is a chronic allergy sufferer, although anyone has the potential to develop an allergy at any time. Allergies are so prevalent that they affect almost every household. Nearly everyone either has an allergy or knows someone who does.

Which pets cause allergic reactions?

Any animal with hair, fur or feathers can cause allergies, including cats, dogs, rabbits, horses, ferrets, gerbils, guinea pigs, hamsters, mice, rats, farm animals, all species of large cats, and all kinds of birds. Cats, by far, cause the most allergic reactions, followed by dogs, rabbits and horses.