Food allergies in dogs can be very serious and cause not only digestive problems like vomiting and diarrhea, but also skin issues, and even behavioral problems.
What food causes skin issues in dogs?
Are some ingredients more likely to cause allergies than others? The most common food allergens in dogs are proteins, especially those from dairy products, beef, lamb, chicken, chicken eggs, soy or gluten (from wheat).
Can my dogs food cause skin problems?
Food allergies and sensitivities can cause itchy skin, as well. The most common places dogs with food allergies itch are their ears and their paws, and this may be accompanied by gastrointestinal symptoms.
What does a food allergy look like on dogs skin?
Food allergies in dogs are commonly characterized as: Itchy skin. Recurring ear infections. Non-stop scratching at ears, paws, face and back (this can be quite annoying)
How do you know if your dog is allergic to their food?
The most common symptoms of a food allergy/intolerance are digestive upsets or skin irritation. They are frequently characterised by itching and less commonly by gastrointestinal signs. Skin lesions on dogs are frequently located on the face, feet and ears.
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