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2 days ago · Dog Itching no fleas: Explore and discover treatments for atopic dermatitis, food allergies, and more to help your pet feel comfortable again. This expert guide to allergies in pets was written by veterinarians Dr. Debora Lichtenberg, VMD, and Dr. Pippa Elliott, BVMS, MRCVS. This article was originally published in 2012 and is regularly updated.
3 days ago · After plenty of research, we’ve found that the overall best anti-itch product for dogs is the Veterinary Formula Clinical Care Hot Spot and Itch Relief Spray. One of the main reasons this spray beat out other options is that it can be used on both dogs and cats.
2 days ago · 2: Pets commonly have food allergies. Food allergies are uncommon in pets, affecting about only 1% of dogs and cats. The most common pet allergy is flea allergy dermatitis (FAD), which is caused by a hypersensitivity to proteins in flea saliva. A single flea bite can cause severe, body-wide itching, but skin lesions and hair loss are most ...
5 days ago · You might need to eliminate certain foods to work out what is the culprit otherwise your vet will be able to guide you. Parasites: Things like ticks, fleas and mites are a common cause of itching in dogs. Mites are so tiny you won’t see them with the naked eye.
3 days ago · Flea Allergy Dermatitis (FAD) aka flea bite hypersensitivity is a common skin problem in dogs, mainly caused by flea bites. Fleas, external parasites, thrive on dogs’ warm and furry bodies, feeding on their blood. When a flea bites, it injects saliva into the dog’s skin, triggering an allergic reaction. This allergic skin condition, known ...
5 days ago · DeBoer says that retrievers, terriers, and French bulldogs are all more prone to allergies. However, the big difference between dogs and humans is in the allergic response. “Dogs don’t get ...
3 days ago · In dogs, they are referred to as atopy. The symptoms of hay fever in dogs differ from those of humans and mainly involve the skin. They include red, irritated skin, hot spots, scratching, and hair loss. Your vet makes the diagnosis based primarily on symptoms, physical exam, and time of year.
