Peak hay fever season runs from late May through June to the end of July. This is when grass pollen production is at its highest and 95% of hay fever sufferers are allergic to grass pollen. “If you have a pet, pollen can stick to its coat, especially if it has long hair,” says airborne allergens expert and creator of HayMax allergen barrier balm, Max Wiseberg . “So make sure that you keep...
Whether you’re more a dog or a cat person, the benefits of owning a furry friend are well documented. The Mayo Clinic reports that stroking an animal releases oxytocin, a hormone which helps to combat stress and lower blood pressure. For Brits that suffer from airborne allergies, however, the potential side order of sneezes can offset the benefits of pets.
