You Don't Have to Choose Between Your Health & Your Pet
Personalized sublingual allergy drops for adults and children with dog and cat allergies.
Pet Allergy Treatment, From the Comfort of Your Home
For eligible patients with dog or cat allergies, personalized sublingual allergy drops offer a physician-directed treatment option that can be taken at home.
Treatment is tailored to your specific allergies and medical history, with the goal of gradually reducing sensitivity to the allergens that trigger your symptoms.
It's Not Just the Fur
Pet allergies are caused by reactions to proteins found in an animal's skin cells (dander), saliva, and other sources. These allergens can become airborne and collect on furniture, bedding, carpeting, and clothing throughout the home.
Dog Allergies
Dog allergens can spread throughout the home and remain on furniture, clothing, and other surfaces. For people who are sensitive to them, exposure may trigger sneezing, congestion, itchy or watery eyes, coughing, wheezing, and other symptoms.
Cat Allergies
Cat allergens can easily become airborne and remain on furniture, clothing, and other surfaces throughout the home. For people who are sensitive to them, exposure may trigger symptoms even when their cat isn't nearby.
Can I Keep My Pet?
A Pet Allergy Doesn't Automatically Mean Saying Goodbye
Managing pet allergies may involve reducing exposure to allergens in the home, managing symptoms, and considering allergen immunotherapy when appropriate.
An allergist can help identify your specific triggers and determine a treatment approach based on your symptoms, allergy history, and individual needs.
Create Pet-Free Spaces
Keeping pets out of bedrooms may help reduce exposure in areas where you spend significant time.
Reduce Allergens at Home
Regular cleaning of bedding, fabrics, carpeting, and other surfaces can help reduce accumulated pet allergens.
Consider Allergy Treatment
For eligible adults and children, sublingual allergy drops may be considered as part of a treatment plan.