Dog Allergies Treatment

one of my dogs is a maltese, the other is a schnauzer. They didn’t have this problem when they were puppies.Seem to have surfaced when they hit adulthood….Their condition looks like what a human skin allergy—eczema. Medicine and change in diet don’t seem to work very well.

i dont want to use a flea bomb due to my daughters severe chemical allergies. i use a flea wash for him which helps….. for a day maybe and ive tried tea tree collar. any ideas ae appreciated thanks

I have 6 puppies, Mother is Siberian Husky, Wolf & Black Lab & the Fathers, Red Nose Pitbull & Norweigian Elkhound. The mother had a hot spot vet said caused from a flea allergy & it tested neg. for mange but that healed & she had the puppies 9-11 & the puppies have lil tiny light red/brownish colored spots on lower belly where its bare & they scratch a lot. They are NOT losing any hair, they are still very fluffy & healthy. Do they have the flea allergy too passed from the mother or can it be something worse or what can I do help them without spending loads of money at the vet? I still need to find them loving homes (if I can tear myself away from my babies) & I don’t think many people will want a dog with an allergy to fleas, that can get hard to deal with couldn’t it? Even though they are very sweet & full of cuddles I’m afraid nobody will want the problem they might have & I wanna clear it up & hopefully keep it gone. Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated… Thanks Deanna

We have been giving him only the natural duck and potatoe that the vet said to use and the shampoo, but he still chews his feet raw and scratches all the time. Has anyone else had this problem and if so what did you do to help your dog? He’s to young to leave on prednisone.

I keep seeing people asking about their itchy dog or their dog who who has the runs. Most of these haven’t considered an allergy. It seems also that a number of vet miss this possibility. Am I just sensitive because I have one?