What medicine can I give my dog for seasonal allergies?
Trevor Nicolas
2025-08-08 07:59:17
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For dogs that have seasonal or environmental allergies, prescribing allergy tablets like antihistamines or steroids can be the best course of action. Allergy treatments can be a long-term solution, so buying your prescription through us will help make your pet's medical needs more affordable. We also have wipes, balms, shampoos and aloe vera gels to help with occasional flare ups. Our range of anti-allergy shampoos for dogs are specially formulated to help manage skin reactions and conditions caused by allergies. These shampoos are gentle on irritated skin and work to soothe itching and soreness, while still deodorising and getting your pup clean.
If your pooch is suffering from a more serious infection, we also stock prescription tablets.
If your dog has picked up a fungal infection, there are a range of treatments you can try, however, for seasonal allergies specifically, antihistamines or steroids are often prescribed.
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