Vets & Pets – AllergyFree

30% of Pets

that have food allergies also have seasonal

Allergies

How often do you treat:

Scratching?

Licking?

Hot spots?

These are some of the signs that allergies are irritating the pet.

Helping Pets Live AllergyFree.

Understanding the conditions that trigger allergies in pets will help you protect them from what causes the allergy. Just like humans, pets have immune systems to protect them from foreign substances.

Hypersensitive reactions can occur that activate the immune system.

40 percent of all pets are affected by flea allergies.

Skin allergies are the second most common allergy in pets.

Common allergy symptoms:

Ear – A waxy ear wax, redness, or unusual odor, plus scratching ears

Face – Redness, scratching, and rubbing

Feet – Inflammation, brown stains from licking, redness, unusual odor

Fur – Hair loss and brown stains from licking, consistent scratching

Skin – Redness, scabs, and unusual odor that could be a result of an infection, plus scratching and licking

ALLERGIES ACCOUNT FOR UP TO 25% OF ALL VISITS TO A VETERINARIAN.

APPROXIMATELY 80% OF THESE CAN BE CATEGORIZED AS ENVIRONMENTAL ALLERGIES.

The most common environmental allergen that triggers atopic dermatitis is dust.

Environmental Allergies

These can be seasonal or non-seasonal. Common examples of environmental allergens include chemicals, dander, dust, dust mites, grasses, metals, mold, pollens, trees and weeds.

Food
Allergies

Between 65-80% (depending on data source) of food allergies are attributable to beef, dairy and wheat allergens. Food allergies involve an immune system reaction, food intolerance does not.

Flea Allergies

(ATOPIC DERMATITIS)

Flea allergies are the most common type of skin allergies in pets. A flea allergy can develop from one flea.

5 Steps

to a Better Quality of Life

We make therapy easy, so your patients can live an AllergyFree life.

Each month, the pet’s owner receives a new shipment of therapy drops that correlates with the current step needed to eliminate allergies.

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FDA Compliant

AllergyFree diagnostic testing is compliant under FDA regulations. Our methods were created by top researchers to ensure compliance and results.

Nearly Half of All Pets are Affected by Allergies.