Articles tagged: "dog allergy"

1: Dog Allergies Are Making My Dog Lick And Scratch Herself Silly

Over 40% percent of dogs seeking vet attention for itching and scratching have some form of dog allergies. A dog allergy does not have to take over your dog 's life. Annie found relief, your dog can too.

2: Allergy Free Dogs Do They Really Exist?

Is there such a thing as an allergy free dog? To answer this question you first must understand what an allergy is. If you have dog allergy then you suffer from Allergies Type 1, also called Contact Allergies.The allergy producing proteins called allergens are produced in the dogs skin. When

3: Dog Allergy - What Can You Do About It

Most dog allergies are not that dissimilar to human allergies, in that they display symptoms in much the same way. During the summer if we suffer from hay fever, we are able to take antihistamines. A dog allergy can be extremely trying for both dog and owner. Just as in humans a dog allergy can be very painful and uncomfortable.

4: Itchy Scratchy Dog

Many dogs today suffer from constant scratching and this can cause much dismay and annoyance from pet owners especially if they are their wits end on what is causing the itch. Some dogs end up scratching themselves raw which could lead to infections as well. Included are some suggestions on wha

5: Food Allergy In The Dog

What is a food allergy and what are the symptoms Food allergies mainly cause skin, ear and digestive problems or often both 1-6% of all skin and the vast majority of food allergies start in the first year of life

6: Food Allergies in Dogs

Allergies in dogs seem to have become more and more common over the years. Whether this is just because we are getting better at diagnosing them is debatable, but certainly the pet food manufacturers have had an important role to play in dealing with this phenomenon. Although a food allergy is

7: Are You Allergic To Dogs?

Humans in general are not allergic to animals; however, some with hypersensitive immune system can become allergic to animals. Since most of us have cats, or dogs in our homes, any allergy due to animals is most likely to be caused by dog, or cat. Causes of dog allergiesPeople can be allergic t