Inhalant allergies are much more common than contact allergies. Rather than developing itchy eyes and stuffy noses, though, ...

The weather is starting to warm up, and with that will come the return of seasonal allergies. Humans are not the only ones affected; our pets, particularly dogs, are also susceptible to allergies. In ...

Expensive clinic visits and high vet bills – not to mention all those costly allergy medications your vet can prescribe – may be the reason why you put off taking your itchy, allergic pooch to the ...

Skin itchiness in a dog is called canine atopic dermatitis. In addition to scratching, the dog may lick and chew at the affected area. Continual scratching can cause the affected area to become red, ...

Scratching, licking, and rolling around on their tummy are common behaviors in dogs, but sometimes these actions can get out of control when they are feeling itchy. You don’t want your pet to feel ...

Currently, we’re in our spring cleaning era. Begone all of the clutter that accumulated over the winter. Goodbye to all of the dust that built up on our blinds as we binged the latest Netflix releases ...

When we think about our dogs communicating with us, our minds usually go to the obvious signals, like a wagging tail, a playful bark, or perhaps a warning growl. However, truly understanding our dogs ...

When your pet has an allergic reaction, Google isn’t always your friend. dotsure.co.za’s Vet of the Month explains when antihistamines help and when it’s time to call the vet.imageIt usually begins ...

Many dog owners do not realize dogs commonly experience skin problems. The reasons your dog develops a skin problem vary, but if you know the problem exists, you can address it. You must understand ...