Finding the right dog allergy treatment plan is key to relieving your dog of their allergy symptoms. If you are unsure whether or not your dog's itching is due to an allergy you can review the symptoms and other dog skin conditions by clicking on the relevant image directly below here.
Done that! Good, now here you'll find specific treatment plans for each dog allergy and details of which treatment plan to choose for each allergy:
Dog Allergy Treatment - Flea Allergy
A flea allergy doesn't mean your dog is riddled with fleas, it means he is hypersensitive to the saliva of fleas. Not all dogs bitten by fleas have a flea allergy, but a dog with a flea allergy is likely to react to just one flea bite. It will cause severe itching and scratching.
You can check your dog for fleas by standing him over a white sheet and brushing the coat with a flea comb, specially at the base of the tail. If your dog has fleas, you'll see white and black sandy grains fall onto the sheet. He doesn't need to be infested with fleas to suffer from the effects of one flea bite though, he could equally have been bitten by a flea that has long departed! But it's good to check to make sure there aren't others on him.
In either case, if you do suspect a flea allergy, follow the treatment plan below:
Twice weekly medicated baths to clear the skin. I'd recommend Petveda shampoo as its very mild and can be used frequently.
Anti-itch Petveda spray to calm the itching. I like Wham Anti-itch Petveda spray by Ayurveda's Specialties.
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