top of page
  • Black Facebook Icon
  • Black Instagram Icon

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



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


A person pets a happy black and white dog with its tongue out. The background shows a scenic, grassy landscape under a clear sky.



🌿 Common Triggers

  • Pollen (trees, grass, weeds)

  • Mold spores

  • Dust mites

  • Fleas (which get more active in warmer weather)





Bulldog scratching its ear with a paw on a tiled surface. Background shows blurred legs and shoes, creating an urban setting.

🐶 Signs of Allergies in Pets

  • Excessive itching or licking

  • Red, irritated skin

  • Ear infections

  • Sneezing or watery eyes

  • Chewing paws




Beagle with tongue out happily shakes hands with two people, one in a black sleeve, the other in a blue plaid shirt, outdoors.

🛁 How You Can Help at Home

  • Wipe paws after walks

  • Bathe regularly with vet-approved shampoo

  • Keep bedding clean

  • Use air purifiers indoors




Veterinarian in a white coat examines a small white dog with a stethoscope on a table in a well-lit clinic. The mood is calm and gentle.

💊 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

Comments


© 2024 by Swan Harbor Animal Hospital created with Wix.com

Swan Harbor Animal Hospital

info@swanharborvet.com

200 W. McComas St Baltimore, MD 21230

443-869-4104

Fax 443-869-4105

  • White Facebook Icon
  • White Instagram Icon
bottom of page