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The weather is starting to warm up, and with that will come the return of seasonal allergies. Humans are not the only ones affected; our pets, particularly dogs, are also susceptible to allergies. In ...

Humans aren’t the only ones who suffer from seasonal allergies. When the weather warms up in the spring, many dog owners notice their pets start to itch and scratch. Some dogs have severe reactions ...

Scratching, licking, and rolling around on their tummy are common behaviors in dogs, but sometimes these actions can get out of control when they are feeling itchy. You don’t want your pet to feel ...

Dogs can experience spring allergies differently, often showing symptoms through skin irritation rather than sneezing.

Prompt management of itchy skin and hot spots matters! Of course, a veterinarian’s primary concern is your pet’s comfort and quality of life. By preventing the escalation of skin issues, reducing self ...

Now, of course allergies can happen at any time but generally, as with people, spring through fall tends to be the times.

Skin itchiness in a dog is called canine atopic dermatitis. In addition to scratching, the dog may lick and chew at the affected area. Continual scratching can cause the affected area to become red, ...