What can I do to help my best buddy feel more comfortable?
Just like people, dogs begin to show allergic symptoms when their immune systems begin to recognise that certain everyday substances, commonly known as allergens – as dangerous.
Even though these allergens are everywhere in most environments and relatively harmless to most animals, a dog with allergies will have an extreme reaction to them.
Allergens can be problematic when inhaled, ingested or come in contact with a dog’s skin. As his body tries to rid itself of these substances, a variety of skin, digestive and respiratory symptoms may appear.
- Dog allergies
- Causes of dog allergies
- Dog allergy symptoms
- Dog allergy treatment
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- Is your dog is allergic to fleas?
- Allergies to vaccinations
- Vaccination-chart-guidelines
- Does your dog suffer from Asthma?
- Deer ticks (aka black legged ticks)
- Can dogs catch human flu?
- Dogs licking their paws
- Dog herbal remedies
- Tick vaccine for dogs
- Is mange causing your dog to itch?
- Flower essences for healing your dog
- Twelve Healers – Intro to Bach Flower Essences – 1
- Seven Helpers – Intro to Bach Flower Essences – 2
- Allergy free dogs – facts and myths
- Dog breeds for people with allergies
- Doggie first aid kit
These articles and information form part of the Australian Dog Friendly Businesses holistic Library and is presented for informational purposes only. The information is not intended to be a substitute for visits to your local vet. Instead, the content offers the reader information researched and written by Carole Curtis for dfbaustralia.com.au