You'll know if your dog's start doing something srtange. If you can't tell your dog has Allergies you need to call your local vet becaus eit can be the dog's food or something new around the house. Trust me I've been through this and I ended up finding out that it was my dog's food causing my dog to start itching.
The most common symptoms of allergies in dogs are skin problems (hair loss, rashes..) and ear problems. Other symptoms may include seeing your dog scratch, lick, bite, and nipping at itself alot. On my animals, I've noticed a common place to see hair loss is under the armpits, and it's usually very red and inflamed. Dogs with allergies can develop ear infections, and alot of times become quite smelly. Note: I am not a veterinarian or a professional in any way. I just have/had my fair share of medical issues in my many, many pets.
Canines can be allergic to a lot of different things including those humans are allergic to. Some examples include trees, dust, feathers, cigarette smoke, perfumes, cleaning products and plastic materials.
Sometimes, but not always, facial swelling, difficulty barking , or muffled barking, drooling, and difficulty standing. Call your vet immediately if you suspect an allergic reaction.
Something that sounds like a deep hacking cough or a "backward sneeze" that is made worse by exercise or excitement.
There are several common dog allergies dog owners need to be aware of. The most common dog allergies include beef, dairy, wheat, egg, chicken, lamb, soy, pork, rabbit, and fish.
IF your dog has allergies he could be coughing, hacking or have watery eyes. He could be itching or biting and have raw spots in his fur. The symptoms depend on what type of allergy he has.
going to a doctor
A Saluki Dog is a good choice for people with allergies. This breed of dog does suffer from allergies themselves.
Yes, the American Eskimo Dog is prone to skin allergies
Well if your child has allergies you really shouldn't have a pet of any kind because it will only make it worse i know because my dad has allergies and we had a dog and he did do well around him.
Yes a dog can have seizures from allergies
You can get a dog that is not bad for alergies.
Treatment plans vary depending on the allergy, but they usually involve medication, managing the environment to remove the allergen, or both. Not every dog will need all these measures, so talk with your vet once you know what your dog is allergic to. http://dogtime.com/allergies-dog.html
Man’s best friend can also share one of man’s worst enemies - allergies. There is nothing as bad as a constant itch and constant itching is even worse in dogs who cannot even share their misery with you. If your dog is constantly scratching, has red, inflamed skin or is losing his hair, he could have allergies. There are three types of allergies in dogs - inhalant allergies, food allergies and contact allergies. Inhalant allergies are the most common and hardest to treat. Contact allergies are the least common. Identifying what type of allergy your dog has is the first step in treatment. Dog allergy treatment is effective over 90% of the time. Inhalant allergies occur when a dog inhales a substance he is allergic to. This could be anything from dust mites to pollen outside. Some people classify flea allergies in this category, but it is not a true inhalant allergy. Inhalant allergies are often seasonal. Some strategies to combat common inhalant allergies are to not let your pet stay in the room as you vacuum, wash your pet’s bedding at least weekly in hot water, don’t let your dog go into tall grass and bathe him off after he goes outside. If your dog has fleas, he should be treated with a flea medication. Even one flea can make a dog with allergies miserable. Food allergies occur when your dog is allergic to something he eats. If your dog eats people food, you should eliminate this from his diet. Then feed your dog one brand of quality food until you find a brand he can tolerate. Special rice and potato dog food can be purchased from your vet for the dog who has extreme food allergies. Contact allergies occur when your dog touches or lies against a surface that has something on it he is allergic to. If your pet has contact allergies, consider switching to baby shampoo for baths and using a free and clear detergent to wash his bedding. Supplementing your dog’s diet with fatty-3 omega acids and biotin has been shown to improve the condition of their skin and coat and reduce the symptoms of dog allergies. Your vet can also prescribe steroids and special shampoos to reduce the itching and inflammation of your dog’s skin. Finding an effective dog allergy treatment helps your dog be healthier and happier.
Dog fur can be somewhat dangerous to some people because of allergies. These allergies can differ and severity. They can be treated with a number of medications such as Claritan however.
I don't think springer spaniels are a good choice for allergy sufferers. They are large dogs that have a lot of hair and they also shed quite a bit of dander. My parents have an English springer spaniel and I get skin allergies sometimes when I pet the dog and she makes my eyes itchy ever once in a while. I own a small rat terrier and have slight allergies to this dog but not to the extent as the springer because she's about 1/5th the size. I think the main concern is if you know you have allergies to dogs it might not be worth the risk to purchase one, especially not a large dog that will give you more dander than a smaller dog. At first I was really sad that I couldn't buy a springer (due to allergies) but the smaller dog has been just as fun, energetic and loving as the springer is.
Your best bet will be to ask your vet.
It would depend on what kind of allergies your dog has. I would take your dog to a local vet and see what alergies he has. Also ask your vet if he has recommendations on any foods that would be safe for your dog to eat.