Comments on: Dog Peanut Butter Allergy Remedy http://www.allery-asthma.com/dog-peanut-butter-allergy-remedy/ Causes, symptoms, reliefs Mon, 08 Feb 2010 11:19:09 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Rach http://www.allery-asthma.com/dog-peanut-butter-allergy-remedy/comment-page-1/#comment-1137 Rach Wed, 23 Sep 2009 19:34:24 +0000 http://www.allery-asthma.com/?p=46#comment-1137 Steph - I just went through a two year ordeal with my min pin that is just what you have described with the "asthmatic attacks and wheezes and snorts"... My vet has told me for the past year or so it was reoccuring tonsilitis and when it became every other week taking her in for more antiboitics due to severe swelling and inflamation of her tonsils, They recomended to give her benadryl 2-3 times daily to help her deal with her apparent allergies. I gave her benadryl and other meds to her with peanut butter, I recently had her allergy tested and found out she is infact allergic to peanut butter! Not only was i giving her the peanut butter daily with benadryl but her doggie t reats had peanut butter and the food also contained a variety of nut products,.... Hopefully now we can move on and stay away from the peanuts!!! Steph – I just went through a two year ordeal with my min pin that is just what you have described with the “asthmatic attacks and wheezes and snorts”… My vet has told me for the past year or so it was reoccuring tonsilitis and when it became every other week taking her in for more antiboitics due to severe swelling and inflamation of her tonsils, They recomended to give her benadryl 2-3 times daily to help her deal with her apparent allergies. I gave her benadryl and other meds to her with peanut butter, I recently had her allergy tested and found out she is infact allergic to peanut butter! Not only was i giving her the peanut butter daily with benadryl but her doggie t reats had peanut butter and the food also contained a variety of nut products,…. Hopefully now we can move on and stay away from the peanuts!!!

]]> By: admin http://www.allery-asthma.com/dog-peanut-butter-allergy-remedy/comment-page-1/#comment-395 admin Mon, 15 Dec 2008 20:34:36 +0000 http://www.allery-asthma.com/?p=46#comment-395 Steph, I'm sorry to hear that about your dog. You need to determine what is that allergen, that substance which triggers your dog those reactions. I don't know how it goes in dogs, but in humans, repetitive, frequent, exposure to substances that cause them allergies, worsen the symptoms. My recommendation is to find a good vet and take your dog to a check. I've heard that it's possible to test dogs for allergy. Besides, the vet can teach you how to proceed with the elimination diet until you find the cause of your dog's allergy. Steph, I’m sorry to hear that about your dog. You need to determine what is that allergen, that substance which triggers your dog those reactions. I don’t know how it goes in dogs, but in humans, repetitive, frequent, exposure to substances that cause them allergies, worsen the symptoms.

My recommendation is to find a good vet and take your dog to a check. I’ve heard that it’s possible to test dogs for allergy. Besides, the vet can teach you how to proceed with the elimination diet until you find the cause of your dog’s allergy.

]]> By: Steph http://www.allery-asthma.com/dog-peanut-butter-allergy-remedy/comment-page-1/#comment-394 Steph Mon, 15 Dec 2008 20:27:58 +0000 http://www.allery-asthma.com/?p=46#comment-394 My dog has been having allergic reactions to something for about 2 years now. She sort of has asthmatic attacks and wheezes and snorts. I have been giving her benadryl via peanut butter and this has reduced the length of the reaction; however, the attacks have gone from once every few months to approx. 1x/week. I'm now wondering if the peanut butter/benadryl routine to cure the attacks is actually causing them? I've just replaced the PB with regular butter and will see what happens. I'm hoping I've solved the problem. Anyone out there who has experienced this? My dog has been having allergic reactions to something for about 2 years now. She sort of has asthmatic attacks and wheezes and snorts. I have been giving her benadryl via peanut butter and this has reduced the length of the reaction; however, the attacks have gone from once every few months to approx. 1x/week. I’m now wondering if the peanut butter/benadryl routine to cure the attacks is actually causing them? I’ve just replaced the PB with regular butter and will see what happens. I’m hoping I’ve solved the problem. Anyone out there who has experienced this?

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