How do I know if my dog ​​has allergies?
We suggest you go to the regular vet checkouts. There are also some key signs to watch out for.
- Skin problems: Itching, redness, inflammation, excessive licking, or hair loss, especially on paws, ears, face, or underbelly.
- Respiratory problems: Sneezing, coughing, wheezing, or reverse sneezing (rapid forceful snorting).
- Digestive problems: Vomiting, diarrhea, or flatulence.
- Ear infections: Frequent or recurring ear infections.
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Remember: These signs can also indicate other health issues. If you suspect allergies, consulting a veterinarian is crucial for proper diagnosis and treatment.
What types of allergies do dogs have?
Dogs can develop allergies to various substances, including food allergies, environmental allergies, flea allergies and contact allergies.
Should I consult a veterinarian before giving my dog ​​allergy medication?
Yes! Your vet can accurately diagnose the cause of your dog’s symptoms, and they can prescribe medications if needed to manage your fur baby’s allergy.
