Dog Allergy Supplements

Yes, dog allergy supplements address itching, inflammation, red skin, and other symptoms associated with dog allergies. They’re rich in ingredients like omega-3 fatty acids, quercetin, and other anti-inflammatories and antihistamines that reduce your dog’s immune response to allergens. 

While dog allergy supplements can treat your dog’s allergies, they cannot cure allergies completely. They simply help your dog live more comfortably and support their overall health.

To find the best supplement for dog allergies, it’s important to talk to your vet. They can take the time to understand your dog’s allergies and determine their cause. They can also advise on dosage, frequency, and other concerns. They can also determine whether an allergy medicine for dogs would be helpful. Dutch members get unlimited access to licensed veterinarians to ask questions, discuss concerns, and support their dogs’ health. 

We carry a selection of supplements for dog allergies that vets love. Find best-selling choices like: 

• Dermaquin Soft Chews for Dogs: This chewable dog allergy supplement fortifies and supports the skin’s natural barrier to limit allergic responses. 

Imuquin Immune Health Supplement for Dogs: Imuquin Immune Supplements contain a range of ingredients to support immune health, like beta glucans, marine lipids, vitamins, and minerals.

Symptoms of allergies in dogs can vary based on allergy type. Skin allergies are extremely common among dogs and can lead to symptoms like: 

• Itching 
• Redness 
• Inflammation 
• Hair loss 
• Hives 
• Hot spots 

In some cases, they can also cause respiratory distress like sneezing, coughing, and nasal discharge. 

In other cases, dogs may be allergic to their food. These types of allergies result in gastrointestinal distress like vomiting and diarrhea. They can also cause rashes and other skin symptoms. 

In severe cases, allergies in dogs can lead to anaphylactic shock, which can cause difficulty breathing, swelling of the face and throat, and loss of consciousness. If you believe your dog may be having an anaphylactic reaction, contact your vet immediately.

Generally speaking, healthy dogs don’t need immune system supplements. That said, some dogs with weakened immune systems, underlying health conditions, or in times of stress may benefit from an immune supplement. 

Talk to your vet before introducing an immune system supplement into your dog’s diet. They can help determine a good formula for your dog’s needs, as well as other possible treatment avenues.

The best ways to support your dog’s immune system are through a healthy, balanced diet, plenty of exercise, and regular vet care. These practices can support your dog’s overall health and keep their immune system functioning in tip-top shape. 

For more questions about immune support, schedule a televet appointment with a licensed veterinarian from Dutch. Dutch members get guaranteed low Rx prices and free shipping on all orders from our online pet pharmacy.