How do I stop my dog's skin allergies?
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What is the best thing to give my dog for his allergies?
Maye Gleichner
2025-10-03 18:11:43
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Kory Pollich
2025-10-01 08:28:10
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Feed them a diet specially designed for sensitive skin.
A skin supplement containing essential fatty acids
A topical emollient shampoo
Daily antihistamines
Anti-itch medication can be used to reduce itchiness, such as Steroid tablets and spray.
Lokivetmab injection can be used to reduce itchiness.
Oclacitinib tablets can be used to reduce itchiness.
Immunotherapy involves injecting your dog with a tiny amount of what they are allergic to, to get their body used to it.
Regular ear cleaning may be necessary if your dog is prone to ear problems.
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Antihistamines help to control itching in approximately 1/4 to 1/3 of dogs with skin allergies, especially if started when skin itch is still mild and if used with Omega-3 Fatty Acids.
They are inexpensive, readily available as over-the-counter medications, and generally free of side effects.
For more severe itch/inflammation, an examination should be performed to look for primary causes and secondary infections, and stronger, prescription medications are likely to be needed to make your four-legged friend more comfortable.
Omega-3, Fish-oil Fatty Acids, at fairly high doses, can really help reduce skin itch and inflammation and are healthy for the rest of the body.
Dogs less than 30 lbs: 75mg PER POUND of combined EPA and DHA daily.
Dogs 31-60 lbs: 60mg PER POUND of combined EPA and DHA daily.
Dogs > 60 lbs: 50mg PER POUND of combined EPA and DHA daily.
Please work up to these doses gradually over about 2-weeks to allow your dog’s digestive tract to adjust.
Using a high-potency product will minimize the amount of Fish Oil actually needed.