Spring means allergies for a lot of humans. But did you know cats and dogs get seasonal allergies, too? Here's what to look ...

Then, shortly after, the following symptoms can develop at the site: However, if you are allergic to fleas, symptoms can become more severe, including: Allergic reactions to flea bites are rare ...

Does your pet scratch a lot or have ear problems? It could be allergies. Dogs, cats, and even bunnies can suffer from ...

There are a few potential health risks of being bitten by a flea. One of the most likely is an allergic reaction to flea saliva, says Gary Goldenberg, M.D., assistant clinical professor of ...

Flea bites can cause an allergic reaction in the form of hives. According to the Centers for Disease Control, the flea’s life cycle depends a lot on environmental conditions. Fleas flourish in ...

Flea allergy dermatitis in dogs (FAD) is the most common dermatological condition our pups face and it can make their lives miserable if left untreated. Caused by an allergy to flea saliva ...

But in the worst case scenario, fleas can cause allergic reactions in pets, transmit life-threatening diseases and lead to severe illnesses. Nelson says flea allergy dermatitis, a skin disease ...

Sometimes I recommend that my clients do combination therapy. Especially if they have a flea allergic pet, where they’re using a topical product and an oral product concurrently to maximize the ...

1. Flea allergies When fleas feed, they deposit saliva into their victim's skin. This saliva causes a temporary irritation for most dogs, but some dogs are actually allergic to flea saliva ...

It's that time of year: In much of the country, spring means pollen, mold and other allergens start playing havoc with our sinuses, skin and eyes. We've got watery, bloodshot eyes. Itchy skin.