Feature
●Reduce Shedding - Painlessly remove loose undercoat, debris, and dirt and get rid of unwanted hair. Your pets, allergies, and couch will thank you!
●For Grooming & Bathing - Not only a great deshedding glove, you can also use our mitts for washing your pets during bath time. The silicone tips help break up matted fur and thoroughly clean the skin.
●Durable, Flexible & Comfortable - The breathable mesh fabric dries quickly and keeps your hands comfortable. The flexible velcro wrist strap allows you to easily adjust to any hand size.
●Not Just Cat Gloves - Our grooming gloves are for any pet with fur or hair that sheds or needs that hands-on washing, including cats, dogs, rabbits, horses, and livestock.
●Clean in Seconds - Once youve finished caring for your pet, simply peel off excess fur into the trash can after grooming, or rinse off after bathing.
Description
Take care of yourself and your pet!
Professionals Recommend Allerpet
You can count on the brand that the experts trust! Allerpet is recommended nationwide by professionals in the Vet & Allergy fields.
- Veterinarian Recommended
- Allergen Recommended
Why choose Allerpet?
Its good for your allergies AND good for your pet!
Our solution is completely safe for your animals, and contains no harmful chemicals. Your pet can lick & groom their fur directly after use. Vitamin-rich ingredients include Green Tea, Chamomile, and Rosemary. While Allerpet is saving you from your allergies, its also conditioning your pets fur and skin! Your furry friend will enjoy a softer coat after using Allerpet.
- 100% Non-Toxic
- Fragrance-Free
- Good for Your Pets Coat & Skin
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Treat the SOURCE, not the SYMPTOMS
Do any of these sound familiar?
- Sneezing
- Runny or stuffy nose
- Facial pain (from nasal congestion)
- Coughing, chest tightness, shortness of breath and wheezing
- Watery, red or itchy eyes
- Skin rash or hives
These are the most common symptoms associated with cat, dog, and pet allergies. Masking your reactions with nasal sprays, antihistamines and bronchodilators can be helpful, but dont really solve the problem - they just make it bearable. Some of these medicines can cause serious side effects, and can be detrimental to your long-term health. With Allerpet, you treat the SOURCE of the problem, reducing allergy-inducing proteins that cause your reaction.
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How do I apply Allerpet to my pet?Allerpet is easy to use on all animals with fur or feathers. We recommend using the Allerpet mitt to apply onto fur once a week. For birds, carefully spray onto feathers. Allerpet is non-oily and will not leave a sticky residue on the coat or feathers. Since perfume can trigger allergic reactions, Allerpet contains no fragrance. It is safe and non-toxic to pets, regardless of how frequently an animal licks its coat. |
Are hypoallergenic pets a myth?Some individuals may claim to sell “hypoallergenic” dogs and cats or those with “non-allergenic” hair but there is no such animal. All dogs and cats: purebred, mixed-breed, short-haired, long-haired, wire-haired, curly-haired and even hairless dogs and cats can, and usually do, trigger symptoms. In any given litter of dogs or cats, there may be an animal that has fewer allergy causing allergens than any other in the litter and as a result, may not cause noticeable allergic reactions. |
How many people suffer from allergies?Allergy is, according to the Encyclopedia Britannica, probably the most widespread chronic condition in the world; it is a major problem in every country. It is estimated that one in four people is a chronic allergy sufferer, although anyone has the potential to develop an allergy at any time. Allergies are so prevalent that they affect almost every household. Nearly everyone either has an allergy or knows someone who does. |
Which pets cause allergic reactions?Any animal with hair, fur or feathers can cause allergies, including cats, dogs, rabbits, horses, ferrets, gerbils, guinea pigs, hamsters, mice, rats, farm animals, all species of large cats, and all kinds of birds. Cats, by far, cause the most allergic reactions, followed by dogs, rabbits and horses. |
