Canine food allergies are not as common as atopic dermatitis and dog flea allergies, and occur in less than 10% of all dogs. Unlike canine atopy which usually affects dogs in spring and fall seasons, dog food allergies affect dogs all year round...
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If your dog is showing symptoms of canine allergies, it is essential to get a proper diagnosis so that treatment can be given as soon as possible. Do not adopt a wait-and-see attitude because allergy symptoms such as intense itchiness can greatly...
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Dogs are constantly in touch with some allergens in the environment, either through breathing or absorption through the skin. When a dog develops an allergic reaction to such environmental allergens, he develops a condition known as canine atopic...
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Recent years have seen more and more dogs suffering from allergies. It is estimated that one out of seven dogs has some form of canine allergies. Although some breeds of dogs may be more prone to allergies, almost all dogs, regardless of breed...
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