Dog Allergies
Dog Allergies
There are 5 ordinary dog allergies which comprise flea allergy, inhalant allergy, food allergy and skin allergy. Up to forty percent of dogs that have been examined have proven positive for flea allergy. Inhalant allergies, also known as atopy, include pollen, mold, mildew, and dust mites. Dogs suffer from food allergies on a yearly basis other than a seasonal basis like atopy. Skin allergies include ringworm and mange which are fungal diseases. 3 of the more ordinary dogs that incur these health maladies are golden retrievers, poodles, and bull dogs.
Dog Health Problems By Breed
Golden Retrievers have a reputation as being family dogs since they are patient. Yet, new pet owners must also be aware of their health maladies as well. Golden retrievers are prone to hip dysplasia, congenital eye defects, Von Willebrand’s disease, heart problems, and skin allergies. Some of these medical issues may appear more severe while some may not. This dog breed is subjected to all of the allergies. It is important to your golden retriever’s health that you schedule annual check ups to ensure they are healthy.
Poodles have a reputation for being cheerful, super smart, sensitive and highly trainable companions. However, new pet owners must also be aware of their health maladies as well. Poodles are prone to several medical issues. Cataracts, allergies, and several types of diseases are prevalent in this breed. The food allergy seems to be the dominant allergy among poodles. Most of the health maladies are on the somewhat serious side but can be managed so that they can live a long healthy life.
Bulldogs have a reputation for being dependable. However, new pet owners should also be aware of their health maladies as well. A few of the medical issues that you should be alert for include breathing problems, poor eyesight, skin infections and hip & knee problems. Most of the health maladies are on the fairly serious side but can be managed so that they can live a long healthy life.
Some of the symptoms include chewing, scratching, hair loss, and ear infections. You should schedule an exam if your pet shows these symptoms. Their health depends on you!
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- Dan Roberts
