Pet Medication
There is pet medication that you can get to help alleviate some the problems with allergies. Some of the easiest pets to take care of and that have become very popular for children are rabbits, rodents, ferrets and other small furry creatures. These pets are popular as they are inexpensive, easy to take care of, they don't annoy other people and they are usually allowed in places where cats and dogs many times aren't such as in apartment complexes etc. Well, believe it or not, although these pets are usually kept in cages, they can still be allergenic and it can spread through their urine, saliva, and dander. The quantity of allergens these can spread varies depending on their size, how many pets there are within your home, how often their cages and bedding is moved around, how much they are handled, and if they are allowed to run about freely in the house. Make sure to pay special care when cleaning out the cages of your little furry fellow pet. Studies have shown that the urine from mic e, hamsters, rats, ferrets, chinchillas, guinea pigs etc have allergens that can set off allergic reactions. It seems that the proteins within their urine, especially in the case of the males, are the main cause of allergies in rodents. Veterinarians and scientists etc have documented high levels of urine allergens in rodents. If there are mites living in the feces and in the cage linings it can worsen the problem, especially when it is time to change or clean out the cage. But pet medication can help take care of this problem. So see your local veterinarian before even purchasing a pet if you think that you might be allergic. | 
