English Bulldogs experience skin allergies on their paws, legs, face, ears, sides, stomach and hind end. If your English Bulldog chews, bites, or scratches excessively at any of these areas, he is most likely reacting to an allergy. Additional allergy symptoms include hair loss, flaky skin and dandruff.
Are allergies common in Bulldogs?
Unfortunately, allergies are quite common in dogs of all breeds and backgrounds.
How do I know if my English Bulldog has allergies?
Common symptoms include scratching/itchy skin, licking (especially the paws), and face rubbing. Affected dogs may also experience red skin, loss of fur, and recurrent skin and/or ear infections. You may see red skin or fur loss on your dog's paws and lower legs, face, ears, armpits, and belly.
How do you treat an English Bulldog with allergies?
Keeping your dog's skin as healthy as possible can be obtained with a good, balanced diet as well as skin supplements such as a fish oil. Your veterinarian may also recommend you use specific wipes on areas of excessive moisture or even a medicated shampoo to keep bacteria or yeast from growing.
What food are English Bulldogs allergic to?
Common food allergens for bulldogsBeef, chicken, pork, fish.Dairy, eggs.Soy.Wheat (in very rare cases)How to care for your bulldog with allergies - Betterpet
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