In the ongoing quest to keep Zoey from having asthma attacks, I've been doing some research and thinking about our home and what might be triggering this stuff. When I called the vets' to get another prescription for prednisone, they asked if we were using any number of things which commonly are triggers: candles, Febreze, etc. Like a ninny, when
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As for the PEW, here's one thing that might help. Striking a match can clear out any odors. Whenever I share living quarters, I keep a box of kitchen matches in the bathroom, in some kind of waterproof container. (Also pet and child-proof as needed) They're handy, inexpensive, and effective. Best practice is to run water over the spent match before tossing it in the waste bin. (They don't flush well.)
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We will be working on this on an ongoing basis.
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We do get awful goofy around here.
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I am also asthmatic and there are certain sprays and things I can't handle. When 9thkvius and I joined households he was a fan of burning incense. That doesn't work for me and Smoky, see icon, is allergic to just about everything. After casting about for a bit we settled on http://www.citrusmagic.com/cgi-bin/category.cgi?item=612112757... )
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I am so touched by how thoughtful people on LJ are about stuff like this. I am trying so hard to get a grip on it. I worked very hard cleaning today, and will continue to do so in hopes of helping the wee one. She is so adorable. They all are, really.
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We all have the issues. Heath and I are giggly about it sometimes.
Diego coughs badly and I never thought about our spray. I will be turning back to matches myself I think... he's a heavy boy, and when he coughs I die a little. He needs to lose weight and we're *trying* to get that, but the coughing and liquid in his cough may hurt him more if we don't help him out.
They are our kids. Even if they don't go to college.
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Re: kitties and weight, have you seen my responses to other people's comments? I am so pleased that our oldest kitty is doing better these days. He's obviously feeling better, now that we're controlling the feeding situation more. Poor little guy, he was hungry!
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