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Allergy in Dogs: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment

by Nicolas Bartholomeeusen on Jun 14 2026

Learn to tell food allergies from atopy in dogs, spot the common allergens and symptoms, and see which treatments actually reduce the itching.

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Eczema in Dogs: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment

by Nicolas Bartholomeeusen on Jun 14 2026

Understand the causes of eczema in dogs, from food and environmental allergies to infections, and which treatments and supplements actually help.

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What is a skin allergy in a dog?

by Nicolas Bartholomeeusen on Jun 14 2026

Skin allergies are one of the most common reasons dogs end up at the vet, often driven by food, fleas, or environmental triggers. Here's what causes them, what to watch for, and how vets treat them.

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What is ear mite in dogs?

by Nicolas Bartholomeeusen on Jun 14 2026

Ear mites are a common, highly contagious parasite that irritates a dog's ears, but they are straightforward to clear up once a vet confirms the diagnosis.

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What does colostrum do for dogs with allergies?

by Nicolas Bartholomeeusen on Jun 14 2026

Colostrum, the first milk produced after birth, is rich in antibodies and immune supporting compounds that can also benefit adult dogs, particularly those with allergies. This article explains what colostrum does and why it's worth considering as a supplement.

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Why does my dog smell and itch?

by Nicolas Bartholomeeusen on Jun 14 2026

A smelly dog that is also suffering from itching may be a sign of various underlying health issues, ranging from allergies and skin infections to poor oral hygiene or anal gland problems.

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What is a house dust mite allergy in dogs?

by Nicolas Bartholomeeusen on Jun 14 2026

A dust mite allergy in dogs is a common condition that can significantly affect your dog’s well-being. Symptoms range from itching and redness to skin inflammation and ear problems. It is important to diagnose the allergy promptly and follow a treatment plan that includes both medication and environmental management.

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Environmental allergy in dogs: The ultimate guide!

by Nicolas Bartholomeeusen on Jun 14 2026

Just like humans, dogs can also develop allergies due to environmental factors. We call this an environmental allergy in dogs. These allergies, also known as atopic dermatitis, are caused by substances in the dog’s environment – both indoors and outdoors.

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What causes winter allergies in dogs?

by Nicolas Bartholomeeusen on Jun 14 2026

Winter allergies in dogs usually come from indoor allergens like dust mites and mould, not the cold itself. What causes them and how to manage the symptoms.

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Meal mite allergy in dogs: causes, symptoms and solutions

by Nicolas Bartholomeeusen on Jun 14 2026

Flour mites are a lesser-known allergen hiding in dry dog food. What they are, how to spot a reaction, and how to keep your dog's food mite-free.

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How to switch from fresh meat to kibble?

by Nicolas Bartholomeeusen on Jun 14 2026

How to transition your dog from fresh meat to kibble over about ten days, plus the real differences between the two diets.

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Does a mosquito bite also itch dogs?

by Nicolas Bartholomeeusen on Jun 14 2026

Mosquitoes bite dogs too, and the itching is real. Here's how to spot a bite, when it's just irritation versus a true allergy, and what actually helps.

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Malassezia in Dogs: Recognise Symptoms and Effective Treatments

by Nicolas Bartholomeeusen on Jun 14 2026

Malassezia is a yeast infection that is common in dogs and can cause a variety of skin problems. Symptoms range from severe itching, redness and ear wax problems to oily skin and a characteristic ‘rancid butter’ odour.

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Coat Mite Dog Recognise and Treat: Tips for Owners

by Nicolas Bartholomeeusen on Jun 14 2026

Spot the real symptoms of demodectic mange, from flaky skin and hair loss to thickened patches on the ears and back. Get a diagnosis that tells demodectic mange apart from cheyletiellosis (walking dandruff), since the two are treated differently. Follow a treatment plan, spot-on, shampoo or tablets, backed by real efficacy data, and stick with it long enough to prevent a relapse. Clean the home thoroughly and know which pets, if any, actually need treating alongside your dog.