People friends often ask dogs about skin allergies in the group. Many pet friends say different methods or experiences, which can easily lead the questioner to misunderstand. To this end, the editor specially hired a veterinarian to consult about th...
People friends often ask dogs about skin allergies in the group. Many pet friends say different methods or experiences, which can easily lead the questioner to misunderstand. To this end, the editor specially hired a veterinarian to consult about this problem. Please let me know about pet friends and I take a look at the problem of skin allergies in dogs.
The dog's allergic sources are really hard to tell what it will be. When my dog has eaten too much canned fish.
Let's focus on the symptoms of skin allergies in dogs. Dogs may feel itchy, such as in the cracks in their toes, on their noses, or inexplicable areas of their bodies, and may see red spots on their belly. The dog will rub and lick it randomly because of itchyness, breathing rapidly, and it looks very uneasy. This situation often occurs very suddenly without any warning. Let’s think about what dogs eat before. There may be something that dogs don’t usually eat, or they have reason to suspect that the dog has eaten something unusual. If so, you can refer to the following method to treat your dog.
Topical ointment: It is enough for humans to treat allergies, and I usually use dermatitis. After applying it, the dog will feel cool, relieve the symptoms of itchyness, and the dog will significantly relieve the irritability. It is very effective for non-severe dog skin allergies. But the problem is that it cannot be applied near the dog's eyes and nose, and it is not easy to apply where there are a lot of hair.
Anti-allergic drugs: Of course, it is best to go to the hospital to prescribe medicine to your dog, but if it is inconvenient to go to a pet hospital, you can also choose to give your dog some anti-allergic drugs. If your dog is a golden retriever, you can compare the dosage of the children. If it is a puppy like Teddy, it will be almost halved. If it is a Chihuahua, it will be reduced by halving. In short, the dosage of medication given to dogs must be more conservative, which is safer.
Finally, if there is no obvious improvement after 30 minutes of taking the medicine, the possibility of the dog not having a skin allergy is very high. It is best to take the dog to see a doctor as soon as possible.
