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Defining “Pet Skin Allergies”

Tuesday, December 22, 2009
posted by Essential Needs @ 4:30 PM

MomHousePics 022It is very important to understand that when a dog or cat has  pet skin problem, that it may not actually be a SKIN problem.  Many times a lack of proper nutrition will cause pet skin conditions such as dry, irritated, red or sore patches or possibly hair loss. 

Similiarly, pet skin allergies are not necessarily “skin” or contact allergies (although it is a possibility). A contact allergy is known as an allergic reaction to something your pet comes in contact with.  But there are also inhalant (mold, pollen, dust bunnies) or food allergies (an allergic reaction to their pet food, ingredient or a by-product contained in their diet.  Pet skin problems or conditions are also potentially caused by something other than allergies.

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