21
Jul
2015

Relieve a Dog Rash the Natural Way with Allergic Pet!

categories: Dog Rash

There are many different types of skin conditions that can cause a rash on your dog. Most dogs lead a fairly active life and can get into things that will irritate their skin. The problem is, our dogs can’t tell us that they’re uncomfortable! We’re often left to interpret their feelings and discover a dog rash on our own.

If you have a pet that particularly enjoys playing in nature, to prevent skin irritation, you should make sure to bathe your dog regularly. Dust and dirt can work their way through your dog’s coat and irritate their skin if it becomes trapped under their fur. Also take into consideration poisonous plants that can cause an allergic reaction or a dog rash.

If you have a dog that prefers the comfort of the “great indoors,” you must also watch for skin irritation. Many times, home environmental systems will dry the air that is pumped around your home. Just as it can affect people and require treatment for dry skin, it can do the same to your pet.

While irritated skin or a rash is uncomfortable for your dog, it could only be the start of a more worrisome skin problem. Dogs don’t understand chronic itching and will simply try to scratch and bite until the discomfort goes away. The problem is, this can further irritate your pet’s skin. Eventually, if left unchecked, this can lead to a dangerous infection.

By far the best way to keep any dog rash or skin irritation in check is to keep your animal clean. Our special Skin-eze Shampoo will help you keep your dog clean and comfortable and help to soothe any patches of dry or irritated skin. If your dog spends most of their time indoors, they will only need to be bathed about once a week. Animals that spend a lot of their time outside, on the other hand, may need bathing more often. During the winter, your dog should also have their paws cleaned. Their paws may pick up road salt, which is particularly harmful. We also offer a larger variety of treatments for dog skin problems. If you believe skin allergies to be the cause, consider a safe, all-natural treatment such as our Skin-eze Herbal Capsules and Tablets. Or look at one of the Full Treatment Packs if you pet has a more severe skin condition.

Give your dog the relief they need from an uncomfortable dog rash or irritated skin. It’ll mean a happier pup and a happier you! If your dog has a rash or other skin condition, consider one of the all-natural remedies from Allergic Pet today!

11
Jul
2015

How Epilepsy in Dogs Happens and What to Do

categories: Dog Epilepsy

When your dog is having a seizure, it’s a scary experience. All of a sudden, man’s best friend is lying on the ground and you don’t know how to cope. The worst part is that while it’s scary for you, you know it’s even worse for your dog. Well, here’s a brief overview of what epilepsy in dogs looks like and how to treat it.

Epilepsy is a condition that causes a dog to have an attack of the nervous system. An epileptic attack can leave a dog unconscious, dazed, or twitching. Causes of epilepsy include brain lesions and genetics. However, all seizures look different for every dog. Epilepsy in dogs can leave the animal stiff, urinating, defecating, or with a variety of other symptoms. Each individual animal has a unique reaction. When dogs are younger, epilepsy can be more severe, but the good news is that they will also respond to treatment better than older dogs.

When you begin noticing your dog’s epilepsy, it’s important that you keep track of your dog’s seizures and tell your vet about the frequency and intensity of each one. Your vet can diagnose epilepsy in dogs better with more information, and in the end, your dog will receive better treatment.

Once you’ve visited your vet, you can also treat your pet with an all-natural remedy through Allergic Pet. Nuroplex consists of herbs and has no side effects. You can also use it in conjunction with your dog’s prescription medication, which will help your dog remain seizure free longer. You will love that it has no side effects and that your pup won’t even notice taking it. Try out Nuroplex to relieve the epilepsy in dogs that you find so frightening. We know you’ll love the results.

09
Jul
2015

How to Find Out if Mr. Jinxy has Cat Allergies

categories: Cat Allergies

Has your cat been acting a little abnormal lately? Maybe they’re scratching a little too much, losing their hair, or sneezing all over. Well, if this happens persistently, there is a good chance that your cat has some cat allergies. Cats can have allergic reactions to some of the same things as humans, like smoke, grass, food, fabrics, and cleaning products. So, with all the different products you use around your home, it’s not irrational to think your cat may be allergic to something in your home.

First, think about any recent changes that may have happened in your home. Did you just try out a new cleaner? Did you let your cat out into the backyard for the first time in a few years? Even something as simple as adding new throw pillows could be irritating your cat if they are allergic to the fabric. Isolating these incidents and removing the possible triggers one at a time is the best way to find the source of the cat allergies.

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If you can’t identify the variable that is making your feline frantic, then you should visit your veterinarian. There, they will be able to run a series of tests to determine what is ailing your furry friend. Once you’ve got a diagnosis, you may want to hop onto AllergicPet.com to find a product that is perfect for your cat. For instance, if your cat allergies affect your pet’s skin, our product Skin-Eze is perfect. Our herbal remedies take a holistic approach to the problems that are bothering your pets the most. You can use them in accompaniment to your vet’s medications or on their own—they work great either way! Get started healing you’re the cat allergies that have been driving your pet crazy today!

07
Jul
2015

How to Alleviate the Puppy Diarrhea That’s Ruining Your Life

categories: Dog Diarrhea
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Did your pup have a meal and something bad brewed in its stomach? Or maybe he just thinks that twigs and grass are good substitutes for puppy food. Whether or not this is the reason your little guy has puppy diarrhea, one of your top priorities should be taking him to the vet. While you may be sure that the reason your puppy is having problems is his diet or stress, there could be a whole mess of problems with your puppy internally that you aren’t able to see. If your puppy is actually ill, it’s better to check and make sure that they are good and well than to let it go and have your puppy be actually sick.

After taking your pet to the vet for their puppy diarrhea, you will probably get a prescription remedy for your dog. If you don’t, your vet is probably confident that the diarrhea will wear off quickly and was stress-related.

However, in an animal as small as a young puppy, you want to ensure their internal health. That’s why it is important for you to invest in a holistic product for your animal as a supplement to veterinarian care. Allergic Pet’s Diar-Eze is the best way for you to alleviate puppy diarrhea and the suffering of your pet without needing a prescription. The herbal formula in Diar-Eze makes it an all-natural remedy for all puppy diarrhea. The good thing is that you can also use this with your prescription from the doctor. That’s great, because you don’t have to stop one treatment to begin another. Don’t let your pet continue suffering, and don’t pump them full of chemicals and drugs to fix their diarrhea. Instead, give them the all-natural remedy: Diar-Eze. Your puppy will thank you in the end.

23
Jun
2015

Can Dogs Have Asthma?

categories: Dog Asthma

Most people understand that dogs and other pets can cause problems for people who have allergies and that they can aggravate asthma symptoms in those who are affected. But can dogs have asthma and other allergies? Yes, they can!

Just like humans, pets can be allergic to airborne particulates and those things can also exacerbate canine asthma. Allergic bronchitis, the most common form of asthma in dogs, is a condition that results from the inflammation and constriction of the air passage in the lungs called bronchi. As the lungs become inflamed, the body responds by producing mucous which further obstructs normal breathing. This almost always manifests as shortness of breath, wheezing, and violent coughing. In some cases it can cause loss of appetite and if not treated, canine asthma can sometimes be fatal.

If your dog exhibits these symptoms, you should take your dog to the vet. Since these symptoms can also be indicative of other respiratory problems it’s important to get a proper diagnosis. Once you receive an asthma diagnosis, you should begin managing it immediately. Typically, most asthma medications will contain steroids. However, large doses of steroids and prolonged use of them can cause unwanted side-effects including stomach ulcers, infections, diabetes, and hair loss.

But, Allergic Pet offers a safe and all-natural alternative to traditional steroid-based medications for your dog’s asthma. Fresh Aire Lung Formula is a lung-clearing as well as a lung-strengthening formula that can do a lot to help your asthmatic dog.

So, can dogs have asthma? Yes, they can. But it doesn’t have to be a hopeless condition. It can be tough to deal with your dog’s breathing problems when you don’t know what’s wrong, and a life of steroid treatment seems like an inevitability. However, with treatment and with proper management using the Fresh Aire Lung Formula, most dogs can lead a normal, fun-filled life without the worries of constant breathing troubles.

09
Jun
2015

Is There Such Thing as Asthma Attacks in Dogs?

categories: Dog Asthma

Dog dander causes allergic asthma in humans, meaning there’s no such thing as asthma attacks in dogs, right? Wrong. It might be hard to believe, but asthma doesn’t just affect the people around dogs, it can also affect the dogs, too!

Allergic bronchitis, one form of asthma, is an inflammation of the bronchi (air passages) within the lungs. It’s usually caused by an allergic reaction that in turn can cause the lungs to fill with mucous and become constricted. As it does in humans, this can greatly affect the dog’s breathing. It causes symptoms like shortness of breath, wheezing, violent coughing, sluggishness, and even loss of appetite. If left untreated, it can even kill.

If you notice any of the above symptoms, take your dog to the vet for a check-up and a chest x-ray. Coughing and wheezing can also be indicative of pneumonia or other respiratory ailments so a chest x-ray can help rule out other possibilities.

If your dog is diagnosed with asthma, you should begin treatment immediately. Your dog’s veterinarian will likely prescribe a medication regimen consisting of steroids, antihistamines, bronchodilators, or even a combination of the three. Unfortunately, many of these traditional medications can have unwanted side-effects. Fortunately, AllergicPet.com has a safe, natural remedy for your pet’s asthma symptoms called Fresh Aire Lung Formula. This product is both a lung-clearing and lung-strengthening formula that works for both asthmatic dogs and cats.

Canine asthma can be tough to deal with initially, but it doesn’t have to ruin your dog’s life. With the help of your veterinarian, both the cause of and possible treatments for your pet’s asthma can be determined. However, unless you can find the underlying cause of your dog’s asthma, a complete cure is unlikely. But, with the help of medication and treatments like our Fresh Aire Lung Formula, most dogs can continue to lead an active life.

Read this article from the Allergic Pet Knowledge Base for more information on asthma attacks in dogs.

28
May
2015

How To Handle A Dog’s Yeast Infection From Peanut Butter

categories: Dog Allergies

You’ve heard that peanut butter is one of the healthiest foods for humans. That may be true of our species, but it’s not necessarily true of your dog. Some dogs can eat peanut butter and walk away unharmed. But others develop incredible painful yeast infections just from eating peanut butter.
The ingredients in peanut butter cause this problem. Almost all peanut butters contain both natural and artificial sugars, which set the stage for yeast breeding. Trust us—peanut butter isn’t worth the risk!
If your pet already has a yeast infection, we have some good news. Our product, Skin-Eze, is the perfect remedy for your dog’s itching. It contains topical herbs for direct application to your dog’s skin that will relieve itching and help your dog calm down. We also sell treatment packs and capsules. Every dog is different. Some dogs like sprays, while other dogs prefer to receive capsules in treats. Just make sure that you don’t hide them in peanut butter!
It’s hard not to share our food with our beloved pets. But dog owners should treat peanut butter as a toxic substance. It causes your dog real harm and discomfort! Just like chocolate, there’s a chance nothing will happen, but there’s also a chance your animal will get sick. Instead of feeding your dog peanut butter and potentially causing a yeast infection, buy them manufactured dog treats instead. If you have to feed them human food, fruits, vegetables, and meats are the best choices. If you need to give your pup medicine, you can hide it inside a marshmallow or ground beef, which should satisfy them. And remember, if you pet does get a yeast infection, take the all-natural, holistic approach to healing them with AllergicPet.com’s products.

26
May
2015

Common dog skin allergies and ways to treat them.

categories: Dog Allergies

Like allergies in humans, dog skin allergies can develop at any point in a dog’s life. Dogs can develop allergies to pollen, medicine, mold, dust, bug bites, or even certain fibers like wool or nylon. With this long list, it might seem impossible to determine what’s causing your pooch to itch so badly. However, you can isolate variables and narrow down the possibilities. Watch and see when the itching or rashes get worse. For example, if your dog’s allergic symptoms get worse every time she goes outside, she may have a skin allergy to grass or another outdoor allergen. Likewise, if your dog goes into the damp basement and begins scratching like crazy, she might be allergic to mold.

Whatever the cause, it’s critical to get your dog diagnosed as soon as possible. Your dog’s discomfort can vary greatly depending on the exact nature of the allergy. In more serious cases, dogs will begin to lose hair and develop sores and infections. You should act early to prevent this awful situation. Take your dog to the vet! Veterinarians can match your dog’s symptoms to different allergies. The vet will prescribe treatment for your pet, and it’s critical that you follow that treatment. Remember, your dog can’t treat herself—she relies on you to take care of her!

In addition to the prescription from the vet, you may want to consider a holistic treatment. AllergicPet.com offers a wide variety of natural treatments for all kinds of pet ailments, including skin irritation. Our Skin-eze formula comes in both a pill and topical form. You can use it to soothe and relieve the symptoms of dog skin allergies. You can use it either in addition to your prescription medication, or by itself—but we highly recommend that you visit your vet. Dog skin allergies may seem small, but they could be an indication of a larger problem. You need the expertise of a veterinarian to get the full picture on your dog’s health.

Now that summer has rolled around and your dog will be outside more than ever, the possibility for dog skin allergies is high. If your pooch shows signs of allergies, invest in a holistic remedy today!

21
May
2015

Dog Diarrhea Got You and Your Pooch Down? Diar-eze is Here for You.

categories: Dog Constipation

Digestive troubles are awful for your dog. Unfortunately, your dog can’t get relief from symptoms on his own—and he can’t exactly tell you what’s going on, either. Until you help him out, dog diarrhea will be a difficult problem for both of you. Not only can it lead to a mess inside your home, it’s embarrassing for both of you in public. It can ruin your clothing, furniture, and carpeting—and let’s not even talk about the smell.

Many things can cause dog diarrhea. Sometimes your dog will eat something he shouldn’t have, or he’s made a dramatic change in diet, like a switch from dry to wet food. Your dog could even have emotional stress caused by a move or time spent in a kennel. All of these things can upset digestion.

Fortunately, relief is in sight! Diar-eze is an all-natural digestive aid that restores balance to your pet’s system. Since it comes in both a spray formula and in granules, it’s also incredibly easy to use! Simply add a single tablespoon of the granules to each meal for medium and large-breed dogs and a teaspoon for smaller dogs. For an even easier solution, use three pumps of Diar-eze spray in the water bowl. You can order either one from the AllergicPet.com store. Or, get both in the Diar-eze Full Treatment Pack and use them together to relieve all your dog’s symptoms and regulate his digestion. The best part is that Diar-eze can even be used in conjunction with any traditional medication your veterinarian prescribes—and since it’s all natural, Diar-eze has no side-effects!

Diar-eze is made from a powerful formula of both soluble and insoluble fiber. These ingredients help bind excess liquid in your dog’s digestive tract and normalize bowel movements. The formula also includes trace minerals and all-natural plant enzymes to help your dog absorb nutrients from his food. Get Diar-eze today! Your dog will feel better, and you can both get back to a life without the hassle of dog diarrhea.

19
May
2015

Don’t Let Your Cat Suffer Painful Constipation!

categories: Cat Constipation

Cats are notoriously independent. They’ll do what they want, when they want—you just supply food and water. But cats can’t handle everything on their own. Sometimes, they need your help. If your cat has gotten into something and now has a case of cat constipation, he needs your help! But your feline friend can’t tell you this, and you might have a hard time spotting the symptoms.
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How to Spot the Symptoms

If you suspect that your cat is constipated, look for these telltale signs. First of all, check out your cat’s posture. A constipated cat will hold himself in an unnatural or hunched posture. You can also watch for vomiting, poor appetite, and lethargy. Cats with constipation may avoid the litter box—or they may visit frequently without actually doing any business. You might also hear your cat make sounds of discomfort.
A healthy cat should have a bowel movement at least once a day—possibly more often, depending on his diet. Older cats or those who’ve recently been ill may go longer between bowel movements, but this time should never extend beyond 48 hours.

The Causes of Cat Constipation

Many things can cause cat constipation. Dehydration and intestinal blockage from hairballs or foreign objects are two common causes. Your cat could also get too much or too little fiber in his diet. Stress can also cause cat constipation. Things like moving, the presence of another aggressive pet, or environmental factors affect pets just as much as humans—possibly even more.

Use Lax-Eze to Relieve Cat Constipation

If you cat has any of these symptoms, begin treatment with our Lax-eze anti-constipation aid. It comes in both granules and liquid form, or in a full treatment pack that includes both a 10oz jar of granules and a 2oz bottle of liquid for severe or frequent cases constipation.
Since Lax-eze is all natural, you don’t have to worry about it interfering with any of the medications that your vet prescribes. The formula is completely safe. You can use it either alone, or in combination with traditional veterinarian-prescribed medication. Lax-eze is perfect for regulating and normalizing your cat’s digestion and relieving his constipation. Plus, it’ll make his coat healthier and give him more energy. Get Lax-eze and relieve your cat’s constipation today!

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