Pets, especially dogs and cats, can cause allergies. But clearly no one is allergic to the entire dog – just to tiny molecules, for example, on the dog’s hair – and not always the hair of one’s own dog. So
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People who work with used clothing are exposed more frequently to house dust mite allergens than when working in a normal household. The cat allergen load is even higher than in households with cats.
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Daniela Schreiter of Fuchskind made understanding animal hair allergy easy with this comic: For further information click here.
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Around 38% of all households in Germany – and around 58% of families with children – have a pet. Dogs, cats, mice and other pets keep their owners active; they provide solace in difficult times and help develop social contacts.
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