Manage Your Dog's Itching Caused By Allergies

Allergies in dogs may be triggered by food or the environment (dust mites or pollen) and can cause persistent itching for your pet. If left untreated, your dog is likely to develop chronic ear infections, hot spots, or other skin infections, which can cause the skin to have a strong odor.


	Relieve your dog's itching. Use topical sprays to instantly relieve redness, inflammation, and itching of the skin.
	Be Soothed. Excel Hydrocortisone Spray Gentocin Topical Spray

Scratching, pawing at the nose, biting, and persistent licking are all common symptoms of allergeis

Scratching, pawing at the nose, biting, and persistent licking are all common symptoms of allergies.


	Soothe skin with a moisturizing shampoo. Wash your pet with a shampoo formulated for flaking and itching that may be a result of skin allergies.	Allermyl Shampoo Dermagard Hydrocortisone Medicated Shampoo Oatmeal & Tea Tree Oil Infuser


	Clean your dog's ears regularly. Persistent itching and scratching from allergies can lead to chronic ear infections. Regularly cleaning your pet's ears can prevent yeast and bacteria buildup.	1-800-PetMeds Ear Cleansing Solution MalAcetic Ultra Epi-Otic Advanced Ear Cleanser


	Feed your dog a diet with Omega 3. Some dogs may itch due to the type of food they eat. Many commercial pet foods lack essential fatty acids that help with skin and coat health. Consider a brand of pet food with natural ingredients and Omega 3, or supplement your dog's diet with a daily vitamin supplement.	Eat Great. Be Well. Dog Food Super Pure Omega 3 Nordic Naturals Omega-3 Pet


		Max's Tip: For severe cases of skin allergies, talk with your veterinarian who may prescribe a corticosteroid.

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Manage Your Dog's Itching Caused By Allergies

Relieve your dog's itching.

Soothe skin with a moisturizing shampoo.

Clean your dog's ears regularly.

Feed your dog a diet with Omega 3.