[LaneyDoll]

Originally Posted by Glenn

3. I do not know what kind of house you live in, but if it's an apartment forget taking him home with you. If you live in a house, maybe you can isolate him away from Katy in the night time and leave him out in the day where he can see the coyotes better? The coyotes around here only bother the kittens they never bother my older cats because I feed the coyotes too lol! They even eat together.

4. I'm not sure, but I think there are cat allergy meds out there.

To point number 3, isolation may not work. My son is horribly allergic to cats and if he touches what they have touched, then touches his face, he begins to react immediately.

To point number 4, yes there are allergy meds out there. But some allergy shots must be given 2-3 times weekly. If the patient cannot give themselves the shot, a doctor/nurse must. In time, this could be a huge commitment in time & money. And not all insurance plans cover these shots-especially if they view the situation as "elective."