Here are simple things to do to make life more comfortable for allergy-suffering cat lovers.

By Ilene Springer

Your eyes burn and tear and your throat itches. Sometimes, you sneeze a dozen times in a row. You realize that you’re allergic to your cat. Or maybe you’re fine — but your new roommate can’t stop sneezing around your feline. And yet you can’t bear the thought of finding a new home for your cat and decide to find ways around the problem.

You’re not alone and it’s not a silly decision. According to experts, about one-third of people allergic to cats choose to live with their companions anyway. But you don’t have to suffer from debilitating allergies. In most cases, you can do things around your house — and…

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