She is a three year old half lab / half Charpay (which I have found the allergy). We give her Benedryl, but it chews its own right. She is also allergic to fleas, but use the Frontline Plus. Please help. Thanks Has your vet suggested something? Your local supermarket has to eat for poochies with allergies - food allergies are often the problem - and try to put linseed oil (health food store) to her diet, I hope they will soon comfortable Our bulldog has terribly dry skin and used to scrape all the time. Trying to get him some omega-3 fish oil - in capsule form. They sell it for dogs, but you can the human impact is the same and much cheaper. Also be careful with the shampoo you use. The epidermis is what we may form a vet, good stuff! Change her food to something of quality, rather than give her benedryl all the time. I know some vets say it's OK, but it is not a long term solution. Put some nematodes in the garden when the weather is warm, they help control the flea population from what I hear, kills diatomaceous earth (food) too. It kills good bugs, unfortunately, but you can get just a little bedding line at home to travel without it, but to wipe out everything in the garden. Do what your vet recommends. Do not use home remedies. Sounds like your poor dog has to do, so the right thing. If your dog has skin allergies, try a higher quality shampoo or ask your vet for some medicinal shampoo. Be sure to wash your dog often allergies. Also, try Science Diet for acne. My dog had a rash on his back that looked like a Christmas tree, so we bathed in aloe and gave her Science Diet and it cleared right up! Glad I could help! Have you seen the vet and found out what she is allergic to. My Lab suffers from dust and seasonal allergies. You need a vaccine for immunotherapy of a month, antihistamines also an antiseptic spray that cleans and helps cool the area of irritation The first step is to see the vet and find the cause of allergies. Sounds like a food allergy. What does the vet? I have a Shih Tzu who is doing the same thing if it has corn in the diet!.
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