Dogs do not normally groom themselves to the extent that cats do. A dog owner may think that their dog’s paw licking is just grooming when i... https://t.co/NghWYrQi3K
Even if a pet does not ever go outside of its home, it can still get fleas and be allergic to the environment. The home is not a bubble or completely sealed from the outside world to prevent fleas or environmental allergens (i.e. pollens) from coming in.
Chicken is often considered the most common food allergen in pets, but surprisingly it is not. Beef is the top common offender for both dogs and cats with food allergy.
Yes, it is possible for a pet to eat the same food for years and then develop an allergy to its food. Yes, it is possible for a pet to live in the same environment for years and then develop an allergy to its environment.
Greetings from Seattle! #NAVDF2023 is on it’s way and we can’t wait to see you all there! For more information about the conference, visit https://t.co/0JzWxaWwkD!
Early registration for #NAVDF2023 ENDS this Friday, March 3rd! Don't miss your chance to save on reduced registration fees by registering now! Visit https://t.co/B91XCgXK8d for more information!
We should be allergy testing pets for allergy vaccine desensitization early in their atopic disease, rather than waiting until the allergy becomes chronic. Immunotherapy can potentially halt the progression of the allergy.
A reminder that it’s not normal for a dog to get ear infections. It’s not normal for a dog to be scratching frequently because it’s a dog. Just because a dog is an animal doesn’t mean it gets a pass on medical signs/symptoms that a person would never ignore for themselves.
Another year, another brilliant #NAVDF2023!
Join us in the wonderful city of Seattle, Washington May 9th - 12th to connect with veterinary dermatologists, general practitioners, residents, students and techs!
To register, visit https://t.co/iw0DYYxqPs