Feline Atopic Dermatitis {AD}

Feline Atopic Dermatitis {AD} is a pruritic disease in which felines affected have a hypersensitive reaction to inhaled or contacted environmental allergens.

Yes!

Even our felines can experience the miserable affects of hay fever, but it can be treated in very much the same ways us hay fever sufferers are treated.

Allergies are not curable, but they can be managed with antihistamine/immunosuppressive medications, cleansers &/or therapy.

... Allergies, of all kinds, are incredibly frustrating, miserable & can have such a debilitating affect. I never knew what hay fever was until I hit my 20s. All of the reactions I had that summer felt like it was making up for lost time! Whilst I still live slightly in denial, I have learned many useful & affective ways to suppress & prevent it from taking hold of my life ❤︎

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