Pets can be more vulnerable to infections and various diseases when they're small, and their immune systems aren't that strong as well.
If your puppy has some allergies, then you should understand it as soon as possible, so you can keep your pet safe.
Here are a few signs that your puppy might have allergic reactions.
Frequent itching and scratching
Allergies often manifest as intense itching, causing your puppy to scratch excessively.
They may scratch various parts of their body, including their ears, paws, face, and belly.
Persistent scratching can lead to redness, irritation, and even hair loss.
Skin problems
Allergic reactions can result in skin issues such as rashes, hives, or inflamed patches.
You may notice redness, swelling, or raised bumps on your puppy's skin.
Their skin may appear dry, scaly, or even develop sores due to excessive scratching.
Chronic ear infections
Allergies can contribute to recurring ear infections in puppies.
If you notice your puppy shaking their head, rubbing their ears against objects, or emitting an unpleasant odor from their ears, it could be a sign of an allergy-related ear infection.
Excessive sneezing and coughing
Similar to humans, puppies with allergies may experience sneezing fits or coughing spells.
If your puppy frequently sneezes, especially after exposure to specific environments or allergens, it could indicate an allergic reaction.
Watery or red eyes
Allergies can cause your puppy's eyes to become red, watery, or itchy.
You may notice your puppy frequently pawing at their eyes or rubbing their face in an attempt to relieve discomfort.
Digestive problems
Allergies can also impact your puppy's digestive system.
They may experience diarrhea, vomiting, or have frequent episodes of gastrointestinal upset, which can be accompanied by a loss of appetite or changes in their stool consistency.
