The most common causes of atopy are: Pollen Mold spores Yeast Dust and storage mites Animal or human dander Allergic contact dermatitis is rare in cats and involves a delayed hypersensitive reaction at the site of contact with: Plants (pollen, grasses, trees) Medications (topical drugs, ear medications, soaps, shampoos, insecticides) Home furnishings (fibers, dyes, polishes, cleansers) Other (rice flour, chlorinated water) Fleas Flea allergic dermatitis occurs as a hypersensitive reaction to the fleas saliva
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