Need Some Advice!, Just don't know what to do! Options

[boogi3]

Hi all,
As you know, I adopted two kitties over two weeks ago. I'm wondering if my 10 month old is allergic to them. He's been all snotty and itchy eyes/nose and it seems to be getting worse. He's all congested, etc. I know I'm allergic to cats, but I've never cared. He's on zyrtec (and me) but it does not seem to help. I would give up my love for cats in a heartbeat if he's allergic so he would not have to be miserable. Can anyone give me some advice?

Sheri

[Furkidlets' Mom]

IF this is a true allergy or sensitivity:

My brother's 1st visit to my first house resulted in him being shocked because he'd forgotten at the time that I had my 2 furkids (they were about 1 yr. old then), yet didn't react at ALL to their presence despite supposedly having severe allergies to cats. I'd read back then that keeping them well-groomed could help eliminate such allergic reactions in susceptible people.....and that is what I'd been doing with them since the moment I'd adopted them....but for their OWN good health. Every few days (a week at most) I'd brush and then comb them thoroughly with one of those stainless steel, fine-toothed combs for animals. They were also short-haired, which probably also accounted for less dander in the first place, which a truly healthy diet also helps keep down....not that they had that at the very beginning, when I was more ignorant of such things. Some people suggest bathing a cat weekly so their people don't suffer with allergies, but then that's not the best solution, especially for the CAT, since their skin is very sensitive, most products aren't pure enough to not cause THEM any harm, and they can get skin problems themselves from such repeated bathing. (there's a REASON cats don't jump into water to get clean!)

Having said that, though, for ANY of you who suffer from allergies (of any type), you might consider trying NAET allergy elimination technique, which has been proven time after time to absolutely cure people of allergies for good. One of our vets practiced this as well and had great success with it, both for animals and their people. You just have to find someone in your area who's registered to practice it. Here's the site for it.
NAET official website

And, my usual broken record of attempting to help others, both human and animal: There's also homeopathy, which also offers much help to allergy sufferers, also often curing allergies for good.

There ARE solutions out there - you just have to be open to finding and trying them.