"While it's difficult to quantify how common these allergies are, many cases likely go unnoticed by the kitty's owner," a vet told Newsweek.

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Beef, chicken, fish, and dairy are often the cause of adverse reactions, though cats can develop allergies to any ingredient they’ve been exposed to repeatedly. Symptoms of food allergies in ...

Both cats and dogs can contract the virus, but cats are at higher risk for severe illness. We asked an expert what you can do ...

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My battle with pet allergies ... cat, Cheddar. But after trying a bunch of solutions that fell short, I came across Pacagen — and everything changed. Pacagen’s Cat Allergen Neutralizing Spray has ...

The death of an Oregon house cat and a pet food recall are raising questions about the ongoing outbreak of bird flu and how people can protect their pets. Bird flu has been spreading for years in wild ...