Spring means allergies for a lot of humans. But did you know cats and dogs get seasonal allergies, too? Here's what to look ...

Their eyes are watery. Allergic conjunctivitis ... It’s worth checking in with a veterinarian if the symptoms are impacting your dog’s quality of life or becoming more severe, Greenstein noted. In ...

Hay fever mostly affects a dog’s skin – and the signs often include itching, nibbling or rubbing various parts of their body.

Seasonal allergies in dogs are a little different than we see in people. Although most people recognize they are suffering from an allergy when they have red eyes, a watery nose, and sneezing, we ...

“In humans, allergies often cause symptoms such as a runny nose, watery eyes and shortness of breath – while we can see runny noses and eyes in our pets, it’s more common for pets to show skin ...

As the pollen count continues to rise, it's not only humans who suffer from hay fever, but dogs can too. A vet has shared the ...

Their eyes are watery. Allergic conjunctivitis ... It’s worth checking in with a veterinarian if the symptoms are impacting your dog’s quality of life or becoming more severe, Greenstein ...

A vet has shared how to spot the signs of whether your furry friend, potentially much like you, suffers from hay fever.

If you go outside, wearing long sleeves can keep pollen off your skin to help ward off allergic reactions, said Dr. James ...