A dog's allergy type and severity will determine whether owners can treat them themselves or need an allergist, dermatologist, or other professional.
We advise consulting a vet or allergist before providing any home therapy.
They can determine the allergy's etiology and treatment.
They may also give dogs allergy shots (immunotherapy) to lower their immune system's sensitivity to allergens.
Although experts should provide or monitor treatments, dog owners can do some things to lessen allergic reaction symptoms and reduce their frequency.
An professional may suggest feeding a dog hypoallergenic meals to avoid food allergy flare-ups.
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