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Is it problem if someone have a pet at home when he/she has allergy to pets?


I mean my daughter has allergy to pets but we have cat at home but I am not sure this allergy is getting worse or not?

It doesn't sound like a good idea. Likely she is allergic to the dander try and keep the house extra clean and maybe you should buy an air purifier as well. I don't know that an allergy can get worse, but obviously if you are allergic to peanuts and you have one peanut it wouldn't be that bad, but if you have boxes of peanuts then you might be in danger. If your cat leaves lots of hair around and your daughter breathes it, she will be worse off than an occasional brush with it.

A doctor would know best regarding your daughters allergies.
Allergy meds will assist in making your child more comforatble. Me, I didn't keep the kitten because my health is more important to me and I refused to take meds for the sake of keeping a pet. I personally would get rid of the cat.
Definitely the allergy will become worse.
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