Allergies for dogs

Answer 1

OK ... It is time to get out of the "Old Wives Tale" age. Both of the above statements are incorrect as written. Dogs can be allergic, not to grass so much as to the grass pollen. It is, indeed, one of the more common allergens. Eating grass does not in any way fix or help contact dermatitis or any other allergy. It should, however, be treated per your vets instruction. Left untreated it can degenerate to worse, and can be most uncomfortable for your dog. Eating grass is something dogs do .... they just like it. It has nothing to do w/ the stomach hurting, or any other illness. Not to say they won't puke it up, but I have two dogs who nibble regularly, esp oat grasses which are quite sweet. They don't vomit it back up. They are both healthy, active and never bored. My third dog is not interested in grass. Maybe he is the odd one?

Answer 2

Just like humans, dogs get Allergies too. Often they're treated in the same way they are for humans.

Answer 3

Dogs are allergic to chocolate, they can die if they eat chocolate.

Answer 4

If he is allergic to grass, then the most obvious answer is to keep him away from it. Consult your local vet about getting him medicine to possibly treat it as soon as possible