B ecause these proteins are sticky, they will adhere to porous materials such as carpets, furniture, draperies and bedding. While they are floating in the air, they may also attach themselves to ceilings and walls. House dust , as well as pollen and dander , may become attached to these proteins as well making the protein itself become the vehicle used for these other allergens to get in the air and inhaled. For allergy and asthma suffers, this can mean even more severe of more frequent reactions. A n allergy to pets can develop at any time, even if the same pet has lived with you for years.
Cats are the worst offenders, with dogs running a close second.
If you are like most pet owners, the thought of removing your pet from the house is not the answer you are looking for. B esides using an Air Purifier, Electronic Filtering System or a HEPA Air Cleaner to clean your indoor air, also try to keep your bedroom off limits to pets.