A dog trainer explained how to recognize a dog's allergy to pollen
With the arrival of spring, one of the chronic diseases begins to worsen in people and animals.
In this case, we are talking about pollen allergy.
A dog with an allergy to pollen often suffers from stomach problems, nasal congestion or discharge, and itchy skin. The Moscow Agency reports details, citing Vladimir Golubev, president of the RKF.
It is noted that animals, like people, can have allergies, including to plant pollen.
According to Golubev, animals with allergies may experience tears, inflammation, gastrointestinal problems, and hair loss.
He noted that during illness, the pet often licks itself and injures itself in order to relieve severe itching.
In addition, being near fluff can cause wheezing, shortness of breath, and swelling in a dog.
According to the expert, if your pet is prone to allergies, you should visit a veterinarian before the flowering season. It is also not recommended to walk your dog outside the city, where there is a lot of pollen.
He added that to improve the condition of pets with allergies, it is important for the owner to install screens on the windows, purchase an air purifier, carry out wet cleaning, and wash fluff from the fur after walks.
Earlier we talked about why you shouldn’t let your pet into your bed .
