Dog Plant Allergies

Grass Pollen Allergy in Dogs

As with people, dogs, too, can suffer from allergies. Allergies can be frustrating for both the dog and the owner. Fortunately, once the offending allergen has been identified, the allergies can be controlled and treated.

Food allergies in dogs can cause constant scratching and several trips to the veterinarian. Often, food allergies are initially misdiagnosed as flea or pollen allergies. Corn, an extremely common ingredient in many commercial dog foods, can cause significant allergic reactions. Learn why corn can be such an irritant, and how to respond to your dog's corn allergy.

Daylilies are a common ornamental plant that grows abundantly in most of the United States. While daylilies are very toxic to cats, the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASCPA) reports that they pose no significant danger to dogs.

Allergies are the most common reason for a dog to suffer from skin issues. There are three ways for plants to cause an allergic reaction in dogs: through inhalation of pollen, contact through rubbing or touching the plant or through consuming the plant.

Fruit Allergies in Dogs

Fido might make a perfect pet, but that doesn't mean he can munch on the same foods as his owners. In fact, a lot of foods humans need for their diet will cause an allergic reaction in dogs. Here are some of the fruits you need to keep away from your dog, and some of the signs of an allergic reaction.