Got Pet Dander?---7 Answers To Frequent Questions About Dander From Pets

If you have a warm blooded pet living with you,
then you have dander. It's a fact of life that
will be true for as long as your pet is with
you. Here are 7 important facts to know about
these microscopic flakes that will help you deal
with the problem effectively.

Will changing the type of pet help get rid of
the problem? You could limit your exposure to
dander by selecting cold-blooded pets such
snakes, lizards, iguanas, turtles or fish and
solve your dander problems completely. But then
you'd have to give up that warm fuzzy feeling you
get from your pet. Do you really want to go
there?.

Is there anything that can be done to stop its
production? Shedding these microscopic flakes of
skin is an indication that your pet's body is
replacing the old skin with newer skin that is
more able to protect the body from disease and
infection.

This will continue to be a fact of life for the
rest of your pet's life. So this is good news for
your pet and not so much for you.

What steps should be taken if it triggers
allergy symptoms? You can talk with your
veterinarian about a schedule of bathing. This
will reduce the amount of flakes that are
available to go airborne.

Do different types of pets produce less than
others? How much any animal sheds is an
individual characteristic. Just as some people
are more prone to have dandruff, some animals
within a species are just more prone to heavy
dander.

You can certainly help your chances by doing
research on the type of bird, dog, cat, ferret,
or bunny before you bring it home. But if you're
having this problem with a pet you've already
bonded with hind sight is 20/20.

Will baths help reduce the amount in the air?
Baths will surely help the flakes of skin to be
washed away before they have a chance to become
airborne. But the thing to remember is that you
can only reduce the amount rather than
completely eliminate it

Is frequent cleaning a help or a waste of time?
Cleaning on a regular basis is really helpful in
minimizing the amount of dander that is
available to go airborne with daily movement of
people and air currents. The less there is to
potentially go airborne again, the better your
air quality will be. This is a proactive yet
non-invasive way to clear the air of this
allergen for those in your home and for those
who may visit your home who are allergic..

What products can help? First, vacuum rather
than sweep, and damp mop and dust rather than
feather dusting. The object of cleaning is to
keep as much out of the air as possible.

With that said a HEPA (or high efficiency
particle arresting) vacuum cleaner filters any
air before it is returned to your room so that
it really traps what it has sucked in rather
then simply sending back out at you again.

A HEPA air purifier is also an excellent way to
continually filter the air. This will continually
remove the dander that results from healthy
warm-blooded pet.

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