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Protein allergens that trigger allergic reactions are found in cat saliva, dog dander (dead skin flakes, dust mite feces, animal urine and cockroach droppings. To denature the allergens means to deactivate the proteins so they are no longer recognized by the body’s immune system, therefore they will no longer cause an allergic reaction.
