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There are many treatments that help to control allergy symptoms in dogs. Vets often use multiple therapy methods to keep dog allergies under control.
The Vetster Editorial Team
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A dog’s allergies cannot be cured, but allergy immunotherapy is the closest thing to it. Talk to a vet to learn more.
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Zyrtec and other antihistamines are not effective at controlling allergy symptoms in dogs. Talk to a vet about the best options for your dog’s allergies.
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Pepcid is used to treat stomach upset by reducing stomach acid release. It does not help treat skin symptoms that are common in dogs with allergies.
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Taurine deficiency is rare in healthy cats who are eating a balanced diet. Deficiency can lead to dilated cardiomyopathy and other health issues.
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Some dog breeds are more likely to have skin allergies than others. Knowing if your dog is predisposed to allergies can help you make a pet care plan with your vet.
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Cat allergies don’t commonly cause eye symptoms, so eye drops are not usually helpful. Eye medication may be given for certain eye conditions.
Horner’s syndrome is a collection of symptoms indicating damage to the nervous system. Treatment varies depending on the cause of the damage.
Medicated shampoos can help a dog with skin allergies by moisturizing the skin, removing allergens, and relieving symptoms like itchy skin.
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Vets use multiple approaches to treat a cat’s allergies. These can include allergy medication, flea prevention, a special diet, and other treatment methods.
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Treatment for cats with a food allergy involves a well-balanced diet that does not contain the protein the cat is allergic to.
Benadryl is used to treat allergic reactions in dogs, but it’s not effective in treating chronic allergies. Talk to a vet for an effective allergy treatment plan.
A wobbly gait, or ataxia, is a sign that something is disrupting your cat’s nervous system. Treatment varies widely as there are many possible underlying causes.
Cryptococcosis is a dangerous fungal infection in dogs. Treatment involves long-term antifungal drugs. It can sometimes be prevented by avoiding endemic areas.
Symptoms affecting your dog’s back legs may be due to a neurological disorder or injury. Know the signs and when to seek veterinary care.
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