to those that remember my old concerns...

[westplains_gurl]

i know it has been awile. but i havent been feeling good. i hate to say it but its because of my baby TEA. i am so algergic to her:( and my asthma is out of control. so now after all this attachment i have to give her away. shes gotten sooooo big and soooo much more loving. i wish i could keep her. and i'm having a hard time finding her a home. is there anyone in the south missouri region that would like to have my beautiful baby tea?

[westplains_gurl]

thanks but it had already gone too far. i cant breathe and my inhailor no longer helps. i fear i may end up in the hospital before the weekend is out. i finally found a friend to take her and im gonna let the house air out this weekend. Tea will be just fine:) hopefull so will i.

[Savas]

I did the shots and it was worth it. Its been over ten years and I no longer have ANY allergies worth speaking of, and I was a huge allergy sufferer.

Its a pain, but its worth it. I hope it works out either way.

[Hiather]

My husband is horribly allergic to my cats as well. He goes to the doctor every month and gets an allergy shot which helps his symptoms. Some days are worse than others still, we can't let the cats in our bedroom because he wouldn't be able to breathe through the night if we did. You might also want to check with your doctor about getting allergy shots if you have a good health insurance plan.

[PrettyKitty1]

Have you tried this product called Allergy Relief From Cat? They have it at the pet supermarket. My husband is allergic to my cat. I was left in a very bad situation when I started seeing how bad it got. I knew giving up my pet wasn't an option so I started researching and looking for something that could solve my problem. A lady at Walmart told me her husband was also allergic to her 3 cats. She bought the product I mentioned above and it really went well. True, not everybody gets good results, but before you get rid of Tea, just try this last thing. The product isn't expensive and it has worked for me and others. Bathe the cat and brush her. I'm pretty sure you know you're allergic to her saliva, so try bathing her more often.
Cats are known to cause the most allergic reactions in people, more than  practically any other pet. Have you tried talking to your doctor about it?
If you've tried the above, and your health is still affected, then at least make sure she goes to a good, loving home.
Good Luck hun.