Itchy Pets? So many pets have allergies, that if your pet is among them, you’re certainly not alone! 

Did you know - skin allergies in pets are the number one reason dogs are brought to their veterinarian; sixth most common reason for cats?

In fact, five out of ten reasons for veterinary visits are due to some aspect of the immune system and - unbeknownst to most pet owners - may have an allergic component (skin, ears, hot spots, vomiting, and diarrhea).

For the owner of the allergic dog or cat, allergies give cause to worry all the time –  not just worry about when the next allergy attack will occur and what to do about it!

While one in five cats have allergies, it's estimated that almost half of all dogs in the United States suffer from some kind of allergies. That's a lot of uncomfortable dogs!

Canine allergies usually present as skin disorders, but the symptoms can also be in the gut. Cats also get itchy skin disease, just less frequently than dogs.

Because allergies are so common, and the symptoms so annoying to pets, helping with allergies is one of the most common things veterinarians do!

Fortunately, because the condition is so common, there is a lot of research about canine and feline allergies. By learning more, the owner of an allergic pet can do many things to alleviate their pets’ allergies - either with home remedies or with the help of their veterinarian.

Since knowledge is power – we’ll give you some information about how you can provide safe and effective timely relief with herbal remedies.

When a pet presents with signs of allergies, the first thing is to examine the three most common causes of allergies: Top causes of Itch: Food allergies, Flea allergies and Atopic dermatitis.

In addition to the top three causes of allergies that cause itchiness, there is a fairly long list of less common causes – these are often sensitivities to unusual things. Often, there is a chemical component to the allergen, but not always. Pet owners are advised to evaluate common household chemicals that can trigger sensitivities in their pets. 

Sometimes, discontinuing use of one or more of these household products (air fresheners, shampoo and other personal care products and in some cases cat litter) can solve allergy symptoms; hypoallergenic alternatives are recommended.

Pets tend to be two to five years old when allergies start, but the allergic dog or cat is getting younger and younger due to genetic components and environmental exposures.

The following infographic shows signs of allergies:

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Does your four-legged pet need a relief?

FREE ebook from Pet Wellbeing!

 Allergy Primer for Dogs and Cats and their Families:

• Skin allergies
• Food allergies
• Flea allergies 
• Common causes of  allergies and itchiness 
• Treatment & Immunology 

Download your Free eBook for all the information you need about the diagnosis, treatment, as well as PREVENTION OF PET ALLERGIES below.

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Pets tend to be two to five years old when allergies start, but the allergic dog or cat is getting younger and younger due to genetic components and environmental exposures.

Canine allergies usually present as skin disorders, but the symptoms can also be in the gut. Cats also get itchy skin disease, just less frequently than dogs.

With this eBook, the owner of an allergic pet can do many things to alleviate their pets’ allergies – either with home remedies or with the help of their veterinarian!

Please share this information with other pet owners who are also trying to help their pets overcome these annoying symptoms. Please forward this email to other pet owners, so they can download their ebook here. 

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