Contact allergies are the allergy type that is least common. This allergy will happen if your dog comes into contact directly with allergens like grasses, lawn pesticides, flea collar pyrethrins, and materials (synthetics or woo) used in bedding or carpets. Contact allergies could happen whatever age your pet is and could be against practically anything.
If your pet has allergies to any of the aforementioned substances, he will develop itching and irritation at the area where contact was made, typically his belly and feet. Getting rid of the allergen after identification is often the solution.
Take caution, though, as allergy symptoms could be mistaken for other conditions or happen together with them. And so, avoid diagnosing your pet yourself. Seek veterinary assistance. Prepare your pet for full diagnostic examinations so that the cause of the skin issues and itching can be identified. If your vet concludes that it is an allergy, the entire family has to follow the instructions to the letter so that your pet’s discomfort will be successfully relieved.
Any skin and/or hair coat issue exhibited by your pet should warrant an appointment with your pet clinic Carmel Valley.
