So let’s find out the seven most common indoor allergy triggers and how to keep them in check. 1. Dust Mites These ...

Just like with humans, a dog’s nose could be running for any number of reasons. In fact, depending on your dog’s breed, a ...

Also, allergy symptoms tend to be more persistent than cold symptoms, and will only subside when treated with medication ...

It is thought that around 13 million Brits suffer from hay fever, which is an allergic reaction to airborne allergens such as ...

As the Met Office warns of very high pollen counts across the UK this week, an expert has shared an easy 30-second trick that ...

Pets can be allergic to many of the same things people can, including pollen, chemicals, mold and food. Their immune systems ...

Hay fever sufferers across the UK have been advised of the steps they can take to limit the allergy’s impact, with pollen levels set to rise. From Wednesday, the UK is set to see temperatures rise to ...

Allergic cats and dogs are not as likely as humans to sneeze and cough. More often, they scratch and lick themselves, shake their heads and develop ear infections.