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Pampered pets: Does my cat's cough mean she has asthma?
Express.co.uk Q My three-year-old Siamese cat has developed a cough that comes and goes. Sometimes she wheezes but is otherwise well. Do cats suffer from asthma? A Cats do suffer from asthma. A dry cough and wheezing are the common signs and in severe cases … |
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Researchers Reveal the Microscopic Reasons Why Pets Protect Against Allergies
TIME (blog) Scientists have long known that kids who grow up with a pet, like a dog or cat, or live on a farm with plenty of livestock are less likely to develop asthma or allergies. They didn't know what exactly protected these kids, but speculated that it had … |
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Allergies To Pets Linked To Persistence of Asthma As Children Age
Medical Daily Asthma and allergies are very much related, since allergic reactions can often trigger the symptoms of an asthma attack. Because of this, many kids who have a severe case of allergies or are allergic to pets may not "outgrow" asthma, a new study says. One in Five Kids May 'Outgrow' Asthma About One in Five Children Outgrow Asthma |
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Pets may cause asthma, bronchitis
Times of India LUDHIANA: We love them, we play with them, we cuddle them and treat them like family members and they too respond with equal warmth. They console us while we are in pain by licking our hands and face as an expression of being there for us. But these … |
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Whats in your pet's shampoo could make you or your pet ill
Examiner.com allergic reactions · Asthma. Advertisement. Last year, the FDA issued a warning about a pet shampoo, with ingredients that triggered an asthma attack so severe that the woman who was bathing her dog died from the attack. Click here for that FDA warning. |
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Drs. Oz and Roizen: Studies show health benefits for kids that own pets
OregonLive.com Studies show that infants who live with dogs have fewer respiratory infections and less risk of developing asthma. FYI: Cats don't reduce the risk of asthma. But cats, as well as dogs, do help strengthen the immune system, reduce stress (good for … |
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You Docs: Kids who have pets see health benefits
Dubuque Telegraph Herald Studies show that infants who live with dogs have fewer respiratory infections and less risk of developing asthma. FYI: Cats don't reduce the risk of asthma. But cats, as well as dogs, do help strengthen the immune system, reduce stress (good for … |
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10 Ways Pets Make You Healthier
Newser The Huffington Post rounds up nine more: Asthma: Sure, no one likes a dusty house, but the dust that resides in the homes of dog owners may actually protect against respiratory syncytial virus, which inreases the risk of asthma. Self-esteem: Pet owners … |
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'Asthma Risk In Kids Lowered By Having Pets'
Medical News Today According to a new study, conducted by researchers at the University of California at San Francisco and presented by the 2012 General Meeting of the American … Having a dog may protect children from developing asthma Dogs can help prevent childhood asthma Dogs: Saving Your Family From The Dangers Of Asthma |
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No perfect solution to asthma and pets
Newsday Other Columnists Newsday > Columnists > Other Columnists Print Aa No perfect solution to asthma and pets May 15, 2012 12:01 PM By MARC MORRONE petxperts2@aol.com My mother, who suffers from asthma, is moving in with us. We have two dogs, … |
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