Spring allergies aren’t just a human problem—your pets can suffer too.
- Christina

- Apr 16
- 1 min read
If your dog suddenly won’t stop scratching or your cat is acting a little off, seasonal allergies could be the culprit.

🌿 Common Triggers
Pollen (trees, grass, weeds)
Mold spores
Dust mites
Fleas (which get more active in warmer weather)

🐶 Signs of Allergies in Pets
Excessive itching or licking
Red, irritated skin
Ear infections
Sneezing or watery eyes
Chewing paws

🛁 How You Can Help at Home
Wipe paws after walks
Bathe regularly with vet-approved shampoo
Keep bedding clean
Use air purifiers indoors

💊 When to See a Vet
If symptoms persist or worsen, your pet may need medications like antihistamines, prescription treatments, or allergy testing. Call Swan Harbor Animal Hospital if you think your pet has allergies, 443-869-4104





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