Dogs are susceptible to stings from flying insects just as humans are. A dog that is allergic to a sting can experience anaphylactic shock if not treated quickly. Signs of anaphylactic shock can include swelling around the sting area, vomiting, wheezing or breathing very quickly, pale gums, and the dog will appear very weak.
Professionals recommend Benadryl in a very small dose can help your dog until you can get it to the emergency room. Remember your dog can overdose on Benadryl, so do not administer a dose as large as you would take. It would be best to get your dog to a veterinarian as soon as possible if they experience an allergic reaction to an insect sting.
No they are not
48% of the world is allergic to dogs.
Dogs can be allergic to nuts. You should not give your dog macadamia nuts, walnuts and pistachios. They are toxic to dogs.
In general dogs are not allergic to birds. If you suspect that your dog might be allergic to birds then you should consult a vet.
Yes...if you are allergic to other dogs it is likely that you will be allergic to chi's. They DO shed, not alot, but they still shed.
Not necessarily; some people are only allergic to cats or dogs and not both. Not necessarily; some people are only allergic to cats or dogs and not both.
Yes, dogs can be allergic to things. Just like people can have allergies to certain foods, plants or other things, so can dogs. It's definitely possible that dogs can be allergic to a kind of treat.
No.
yes, if your allergic to dog fur
No, these people are allergic to hypoallergenic dogs as much as they are to any other dogs. These dogs are only referred to as hypoallergenic because they hardly moult at all, and are hence less likely to trigger an allergic reaction.
no
TIE!people aren't allergic to cats more then dogs.same thing with dogs.