Question by ramtough_63: how do i tell if my dogs alergy is a yeast infection or a true allergy?
my dog itches and scratches constantly benedryl doesnt control it. She has lost her hair in a couple spots and the skin has turned black.

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Answer by steve b
The only way is to have her allergy tested. It gives a very effective diagnosis these days but it’s not cheap.

What do you think? Answer below!

my dog itches and scratches constantly benedryl doesnt control it. She has lost her hair in a couple spots and the skin has turned black.

Active.” Manic.
“Sensitive.” Severe allergies.
“Easy going.” Passive-aggressive.
“Caring.” Smothering.
“Devoted.” Stalker.
“Understanding.” Condescending.
“Athletic.” Lives in sweats.
“Relaxed.” Slob.
“Cuddly.” Will sit on you.
“Quiet.” Dangerous.
“Resourceful.” Broke.
“Family-oriented.” Lives with mother
“Loves films.” Loves popcorn.
“Crazy.” Crazy.
“Book lover.” Insomniac.
“Independent.” Incapable of commitment.
“Career-oriented.” Boring.
“Loves conversation.” Had TV repossessed.
“Great sense of humor!” Not unless ad’s funny.
“Likes to travel.” Wanted by law.
“Super-confident.” Super on steroids.
“Loves good wine.” Wino.
“Intellectual.” Wino.
“Art lover.” Pretentious wino.
“Effervescent.” May have to kill.
“Whimsical.” Unpredictable.
“Unpredictable.” Psychotic.
“Low maintenance.” Can’t get off couch.
“Enjoys outdoors.” Homeless.
“Divorced.” Obsessed.
“Many interests.” Has cable.
“Stable.” Medicated.
“Love dogs.” Has fleas.
“Love cats.” Has intimacy issues.

Or is it okay to give him variety? Can you feed beef one day, chicken the next, salmon, the next, rabbit the next and so on?