An early diagnosis of an allergy will help your pet live a better life

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Allergies, especially in dogs and cats, are more frequent than you may think and can significantly impact their quality of life

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Allergies can stem from different causes and come with a wide range of symptoms

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Pets can develop food allergies at any age. Even if your dog or cat has been eating the same food for years, they may stop tolerating it all of a sudden

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Seasonal allergies can be brought on by pollen, dust, dust mites, and other airborne contaminants. Symptoms are itchy, irritated skin and sneezes

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To find out what your pet is allergic to, a skin test or a blood test can be performed

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Keep an eye out for potential allergens and limit your pet’s exposure

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Your pet can have a happy, itch-free life with an early diagnosis and the proper treatment

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An early diagnosis of an allergy will help your pet live a better life

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By Team Lounge
Published Sep 08, 2023

Mint Lounge

Allergies, especially in dogs and cats, are more frequent than you may think and can significantly impact their quality of life

Allergies can stem from different causes and come with a wide range of symptoms

Pets can develop food allergies at any age. Even if your dog or cat has been eating the same food for years, they may stop tolerating it all of a sudden

Seasonal allergies can be brought on by pollen, dust, dust mites, and other airborne contaminants. Symptoms are itchy, irritated skin and sneezes

To find out what your pet is allergic to, a skin test or a blood test can be performed

Keep an eye out for potential allergens and limit your pet’s exposure

Your pet can have a happy, itch-free life with an early diagnosis and the proper treatment

An early diagnosis of an allergy will help your pet live a better life

web stories

By Team Lounge Published Sep 08, 2023

Mint Lounge

Allergies, especially in dogs and cats, are more frequent than you may think and can significantly impact their quality of life

Allergies can stem from different causes and come with a wide range of symptoms

Pets can develop food allergies at any age. Even if your dog or cat has been eating the same food for years, they may stop tolerating it all of a sudden

Seasonal allergies can be brought on by pollen, dust, dust mites, and other airborne contaminants. Symptoms are itchy, irritated skin and sneezes

To find out what your pet is allergic to, a skin test or a blood test can be performed

Keep an eye out for potential allergens and limit your pet’s exposure

Your pet can have a happy, itch-free life with an early diagnosis and the proper treatment

By Team Lounge
Published Sep 08, 2023