• Itching, the dog scratches a lot
• Gastrointestinal symptoms, such as vomiting or abdominal pain
• Inflammation: inflammation occurs most often in the ears and paws

In the case of flea allergies, this mainly affects:

• The back half of the body
• The back
• The legs
• The base of the tail
• The back legs
• The abdomen

The dog scratches and it rubs in these places, resulting in a so-called Hot Spot, an inflamed and purulent wound, caused by strong itching. These areas are often full of bacteria and fungi, which accentuate the sensation of itching.

The itching, in this case, occurs at the level:

• Head - lips, periocular, face, auricle without affecting the edges
• Limbs - interdigital, digital, the front of the elbows, the hocks
• Ventral part of the body - axillary, chest area, ventral area of ​​the abdomen, perineal, perianal, ventral area of ​​the base of the tail

In the paws, the area between the fingers and the lower part of the paw becomes inflamed. Inflammation of the external auditory canal can occur in the ears. Bacteria and fungi usually form on the affected skin, causing an infection (secondary infection) and additional itching. In the case of food allergy, additional gastrointestinal symptoms may appear, such as vomiting, diarrhea, bloating, severe abdominal pain and deformed feces.

Studies show that the most common allergies are those among dogs.

An allergy differs from an intolerance, as follows: an allergy causes a rapid response of the immune system, while an intolerance represents the inability of the body to properly digest a food and does not involve the immune system. An example would be lactose intolerance. In this case, the dog lacks the necessary enzymes to digest lactose, so that if it is given milk, it may have diarrhea.

Although this is not always the case, an allergy is often accompanied by skin rashes or itching, in while an intolerance causes digestive problems most of the time.

Allergic reactions are triggered by the immune system, when it wrongly identifies a harmless substance (called an allergen) as a threat and triggers a series of reactions to eliminate it from the body.

• Allergens from the environment, such as dust, pollen, mold
• Flea saliva, is the most common allergy found among dogs
• Food allergens, contrary to appearances, are less elevated, in a proportion of 10% of all cases, most of them being intolerant.

Atopy (allergy to environmental factors) affects approximately 15% of dogs. Unlike flea allergy, some breeds are prone to atopy. Among them are:

• Terrier
• Golden Retriever
• Labrador Retriever
• Dalmatian
• German Shepherd
• Boxer
• English Bulldog
• English and Irish Setter
• Shar Pei

The disease usually appears between the ages of one and three years, very rarely before a dog turns six months old or in old age. The condition for the appearance of atopy is the dog's predisposition to react strongly to an allergen. These dogs react to harmless substances in the environment, such as pollen, blades of grass, house dust, mites, mold by forming antibodies. This causes a massive secondary inflammatory reaction with tissue damage. Symptoms can be observed depending on the season, for example grass allergy. Allergens enter the body through the respiratory tract or through the skin.

Usually, dog owners notice improvements within a few weeks of daily use. However, the results may vary depending on the severity of the problems and the individual response of each dog.

Absolute. As long as you follow the guide and dosage, Suplipet Dog Allergy Supplement should not interfere with other supplements or medications.

Our tasty treats can be offered to your puppy at any time of the day, although we recommend offering them at mealtime, as they help increase nutrient absorption.

Nutritional rewards for allergies are recommended for dogs over 12 weeks of age.

To make sure your pup gets the best, our allergy treats contain no artificial preservatives. Please store in a cool and dry place, away from direct sunlight and heat. Use them within 3 months of opening.

If your pet devours an entire tub of Dog Allergy Suplipet, it will be absolutely fine, as long as the box was designed for its weight category. Adverse effects may include diarrhea or gastrointestinal disturbances. If he ate more than one box, contact your veterinarian for guidance.