Not exact matches
There are several medical conditions which can also result in bald patches such
as the following: hyperthyroidism,
allergies (food or inhalant
allergies), bacterial pyoderma,
fleas or
flea bite hypersensitivity, mites, eosinophilic granuloma complex and feline ringworm.
As well as causing an itchy bite, some animals can develop terrible allergies to flea
As well
as causing an itchy bite, some animals can develop terrible allergies to flea
as causing an itchy
bite, some animals can develop terrible
allergies to
fleas.
Perineal itching is caused by food
allergies,
biting fleas, ringworm, yeast, intestinal parasites such
as tapeworms, and
allergy - inducing perfumes, soaps, or sprays.
Even in the case of a
flea allergy, if just one
flea bites your dog, he may react
as though he has 100
fleas biting him and itch madly all over his body.
Fleas not only cause discomfort by
biting your dachshund, which makes them itch, but it can also lead to other health problems such
as skin
allergies, Lyme disease and spread of tapeworms.
Remember,
flea bites cause the same symptoms
as dog food
allergies, so tackle this aspect too.
The successive feeding activity of
fleas on cats frequently may elicit a hypersensitivity skin disorder known
as flea allergy dermatitis (FAD) or
flea bite hypersensitivity.
The most common
allergies seen in cats are
flea bite allergies (also known
as flea allergy dermatitis) and atopy, or inhalant
allergies.
Benadryl is primarily used to treat the symptoms of atopic and
flea allergies,
as well
as bites and stings.
Flea allergy dermatitis, also known as flea bite hypersensitivity, causes severe itching, and can arise from just two flea bi
Flea allergy dermatitis, also known
as flea bite hypersensitivity, causes severe itching, and can arise from just two flea bi
flea bite hypersensitivity, causes severe itching, and can arise from just two
flea bi
flea bites.
Allergies due to dog atopy will need to be differentiated from other causes of
allergy such
as flea bite dermatitis and food
allergy.
It is important to note that dogs with other forms of
allergies (such
as inhaled
allergies, or «atopic dermatitis»), are highly sensitive to
flea bites and are therefore much more susceptible to FAD than dogs that don't have other allergic conditions.
Flea bite hypersensitivity is the most common dog
allergy, with
as many
as 40 % of the dog population affected.
It's very important to be sure that all animals in the house and environment are
flea free,
as it does not take more than a few
bites for a severe flare up of
flea allergies.»
Cats are also very sensitive to
flea bites and may have food
allergies as well.
In actuality, when a pet is affected by
flea allergy dermatitis (or
flea bite allergy,
as it is often referred to
as), your dog or cat doesn't even have to have
fleas to be affected.
Killing the adult
fleas as quickly
as possible may be particularly important if you have kittens (to prevent anemia) or if your cat suffers from
flea allergies (caused by the saliva from a
flea bite).
Flea Allergy Dermatitis: FAD also known as flea bite hypersensitivity is an allergic reaction to flea saliva injected by the bites of fl
Flea Allergy Dermatitis: FAD also known
as flea bite hypersensitivity is an allergic reaction to flea saliva injected by the bites of fl
flea bite hypersensitivity is an allergic reaction to
flea saliva injected by the bites of fl
flea saliva injected by the
bites of
fleas.
It can cause several health issues such
as a)
Allergies: Your pet can develop a skin
allergy from a
flea bite.
The most common skin
allergy in dogs is
flea bite dermatitis, often abbreviated
as FAD.
A cat
flea allergy is a common affliction of cats, and causes dermatitis, or cat skin
allergies,
as a result of
flea bites.
Besides the typical runny eyes and nose, cats can have
flea bite allergies that cause them to lick or chew the base of their tails
as well
as chew on their paws.
Dogs with
allergies to environmental allergens such
as pollen and grasses (atopy) are frequently allergic to
flea bites as well.
These
allergies can be attributed to diet or things in the environment, such
as grasses, trees, weeds, dust mites,
fleas, mites and insect
bites.