Dog allergy symptoms associated with
Dog allergens can produce asthma, hives, headaches, loss of voice, watery eyes and itchy eyes, runny nose, sore throat, fatigue, nasal congestion and sneezing.
The list of related reactions of dogs is the same as the list of symptoms associated with cat above:
- red, itchy or swollen eyes
- The red areas on the skin
- runny nose
- nasal congestion
- Sneezing
- ears, stuffed-up or become itchy
- retronasal
- Itching and horse-ness in the throat
- coughing and wheezing
- Frequent bronchitis
Pet Tips for Controlling Allergies
Many people with allergies to pets prefers to tolerate their coughing and wheezing, and then leave one of her if this happens, you will learn your home allergy-friendly "family".:- Use products from well-known allergy prevention in your home anywhere
- Wash your hands after handling your pet.
- If your allergic reaction is severe, you change your clothing after contact.
- Keep pets out of the bedroom or other rooms where you spend much time.
- Do not collect the use carpet in your own home since allergens there.
- Avoid curtains and upholstery, as they can become a meeting ground for allergens.
- If you do have carpet, steam cleaned as often as possible.
- Wash baseboards and walls of your house.
- Use a HEPA filter in your home.
- Replace your central air conditioning filters and heating / air conditioning whenever possible.
- Wash and brush your pet every week, which reduces greatly reduce the amount of the allergen.
- Ensure that feeding your pet naturally contains fat. This helps to reduce dry and flaky skin.
Treatment of animal allergies
Animals associated allergy treatment options are similar to those recommended for other types of allergies. Options include the following (a powerful natural method of treating allergies is included):Medications
Medicines for allergies related to dogs is the same as that recommended for other respiratory allergies: bronchodilators, oral antihistamines, topical corticosteroids and nasal steroids. Talk to your doctor, that may be appropriate for you.Learn more about medications for dog allergies
