Seasonal allergies can be a round-the-clock pain
Ah, the joys of seasonal allergies—and yes, our pets can suffer from them, too! From pesky tree pollens to grass and weed allergens, our pets can find themselves scratching and itching their way through allergy season.
But it's not just the great outdoors causing trouble. Mold, mildew and house dust mites can wreak havoc year-round, even for indoor pets.
While we humans might sneeze and cough our way through allergy season, our pets tend to be itchy and uncomfortable. They may rub their face, lick their feet and scratch their underarms. Other signs include red, watery, goopy eyes; skin sores or scabs; hair loss; and scooting or licking their rear end.
Thankfully, there are ways to help!
Skin testing can be used to pinpoint the allergen causing your pet’s discomfort, but since it’s hard to shield your pet completely from environmental triggers, your best bet is to control their signs. Your veterinarian will recommend treatment specific to your pet during allergy season. Treatment may include the following:
Armed with the right treatment and a little extra TLC, you can help your pet breeze through those itch-inducing days of spring, summer and fall!
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