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.
How do I know if my bulldog has allergies?
Itchiness and Hives If you notice your dog scratching a lot or see hives or redness on his skin, then he may have an allergy. These reactions are common in all types of allergies. If they are the only symptoms you notice, you can wait a day or two before scheduling a vet visit.
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 are signs that a dog has allergies?
In the dog, the most common symptom associated with allergies is itching of the skin, either localized (in one area) or generalized (all over the body). In some cases, the symptoms involve the respiratory system, with coughing, sneezing, and/or wheezing. Sometimes, there may be runny discharge from the eyes or nose.
What can English bulldogs be allergic to?
Common contact allergens for bulldogsDog shampoo.Flea collars, flea bites.Trees, weeds, grass, some plants.Wood in bedding.Dust mites.Mold.How to care for your bulldog with allergies - betterpet
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