Seasonal Allergies in Dogs: Practical Tips
When flowers bloom and trees bud, many dogs get itchy paws and skin. Here are practical tips, along with the reminder that your vet should guide any treatment.
What it looks like
Common signs include scratching, licking paws, and red skin. These signs can also come from other causes, so a vet visit is the right first step.
Everyday tips
- Wipe your dog's paws and coat with a damp cloth after outdoor time.
- Bathe with a shampoo your vet recommends.
- Wash bedding regularly.
- Keep windows closed on high pollen days.
Talk to your vet about
- Prescription or over-the-counter options
- Skin care products
- Whether diet changes are worth discussing
Treats during allergy season
Treats are a small part of your dog's day. Check labels, and choose short ingredient lists you recognize. Our recipes all contain eggs, organic peanut butter, and organic brown rice. See the FAQ for details.
This article is general education, not veterinary advice. Our treats are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any condition. Talk to your vet about your dog's health needs.

