Dr. Kathryn Primm practices veterinary medicine at Applebrook Animal Hospital in Ooltewah, Tennessee. She is Fear-Free Certified, following a set of veterinarian, animal training and grooming ...

Can Dogs Be Allergic to Other Dogs? A Vet Explains originally appeared on Parade Pets. Identifying the cause of your dog's allergies can be difficult. If a dog is allergic to food, there's no reliable ...

Anyone who lives with allergies knows how deeply unpleasant they can be, knocking you out with a range of symptoms affecting you from head-to-toe. Dogs feel our pain, too, and can be allergic to a ...

Allergies are common in people, and they can often accompany animal contact, triggering symptoms such as itchy eyes and sneezing. But do allergies work the other way around? Can dogs and cats be ...

If you suspect you might be allergic to dogs, this feature is for you. You may be allergic to dogs if you experience things like sneezing, watery eyes, or in more severe cases, breaking out in hives ...

Pet owners who suffer from allergies have a number of options to help relieve their symptoms, from grooming changes to medication. An allergic reaction to a dog or cat can cause sneezing, nasal ...

Dog allergies in humans are triggered by a protein found in their saliva and urine, not their fur. Hypoallergenic dog breeds may produce less dander, but can still cause allergic reactions. Obesity is ...

It’s a nightmare for any dog or cat owner: suddenly developing an allergy to their pet. Belly rubs and cuddles bring red eyes and a runny nose. Some people can no longer even be in the same room as a ...

Identifying the cause of your dog's allergies can be difficult. If a dog is allergic to food, there's no reliable testing, and a pet will need to be put on a special diet for weeks or even months to ...

Itchy skin, ear infections and bloating can all be symptoms of dog allergies, and they're a frustrating and uncomfortable experience for pets and their humans. But there’s good news: Certain foods can ...