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Your pet may be allergic to you

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You aren't the only one sneezing around pets; the misery is entirely mutual. Cats and dogs can easily develop severe allergic reactions to human dander, dead skin cells, and even the dust we track into the house. If your furry best friend is constantly scratching or coughing, there is a very real chance they are clinically allergic to you. Talk about a toxic relationship.

Your pet may be allergic to you
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