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Allergy is one of this millennium’s plagues. It affects mostly the population in well-developed areas, and it has no cure. Our immune system weakens from various causes, making us more susceptible to diseases, infections, allergies and other dangers.
Dog allergy refers to both sides of this issue: the human allergy to dogs and the allergy developed by dogs to certain substances or foods. Yes, dogs can develop allergies, too. Their manifest symptoms can be very similar to the ones experienced by humans such as teary eyes, itching, running nose, or skin rashes.
We aim to provide you as much information on dog allergy as we can find. This site is not a medical resource, so you should not take it as such. Always seek for specialized help when you suspect a disease your dog might be suffering from. After all, you wouldn’t try to find a cure for yeast infection in dogs by yourself, would you? Only doctors can tell if your dog is really suffering from an allergy, or from other kind of condition. Correct diagnosis involves lots of medical tests, so make sure you treat your dog well and take it to the vet at the slightest symptoms which seem abnormal.