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Allergy Relief For Dogs

Submitted by tim98205
Wed, 21 May 2008

Allergies are something that effect many people. Many times symptoms of coughing, sneezing and itchy watery eyes can be too much to handle. However many times we don’t realize that humans aren’t the only ones affected by allergic reactions. “Man’s best friend”, can be suffering too.

How do you know if your dog or cat has an allergy?

You will notice that your dog may be excessively scratching. This will cause painful sores and scabs around the affected area. Your pet may also get ear infections or there may be a bad odor. Types of allergies that your dog may have include food, flea or skin allergies.

Can anything be done to help your dog?

No one wants to see their dog suffer. The following are several treatment options that could help give your dog relief.

Symptomatic Therapy: Treating the dog’s symptoms may include; shampoos, Epsom salts or colloidal oatmeal. Be careful not to use sprays, because these may contain chemicals that could be harmful to your pet.

Allergy shots: While they are effective in people, the downside is that they may take several months to work.

Antihistamines: They can be used safely on your dogs. Many pet owner’s reports success when using them. However the side effect on dogs is the same as they are with humans.

Prevention: While there is no cure for allergies, it’s important to note that many times allergies can be passed down through the generations. Because of this, you should not breed a dog that has an allergy.

It’s always important to consult your vet, if you think your dog might have an allergy. He or she will be able to give you the best treatment advice or if there’s a special medicine that should be used. No one likes to see their pets suffer. The good news is that there are steps that can be taken to ensure your dog will be able to live a happy allergy symptom free life.

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For more information please visit Easy Allergy Relief. We're a website that's dedicated to helping allergy suffers find safe allergy relief for dogs


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