Overview
Understanding allergies in dogs can be quite a challenge. Unlike us, our pets can't verbally express what's troubling them. This means it's crucial for us, alongside our vets, to identify and address what’s causing these allergic reactions.
If you suspect your dog might be experiencing allergies or you just want to be prepared, this guide is for you.
Brief summary
Dogs can't tell us what's wrong, making it crucial for us to recognise and address potential allergens
From skin irritations and digestive issues to behavioural changes, allergies manifest in various ways
A significant number of dogs get allergies, and some breeds are more likely to develop them
Dogs can be allergic to foods, environmental factors, contact substances, and more
Proper diagnosis, tailored treatments, and preventive measures are key to managing and alleviating allergy symptoms
What are dog allergies?
Common symptoms of allergies in dogs
Are certain breeds more likely to have allergies?
Are there allergy tests for dogs?
What’s a flea or insect allergy?
What is atopic dermatitis (atopy)?
What are food allergies?
What are contact allergies?
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Published on 18/09/2023 • Reviewed on 13/08/2024