Sentences with phrase «dog allergen exposure»

«However, dog allergen exposure remains a major concern for kids who are allergic to dogs,» says Dr. Tsou.

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But exposure to the allergen may result in more asthma symptoms among urban children with dog allergy.
«There seems to be a protective effect on asthma of non-allergen dog - associated exposures, and a harmful effect of allergen exposure
The reason for an allergic reaction in a dog is through exposure to a certain allergen or antigen.
Limiting your dog's exposure to his allergens is ideal, but may not be feasible — after all, moving may not be possible!
Restrict exposure to the allergen or contact irritant in the dog's environment; steroids, antihistamines
Bathing your dog, using HEPA filters, and frequently washing your bed linens will reduce your exposure to allergens, which may allow Fido to re-claim his spot on the bed.
When the dog comes in contact with an allergen, the immune system goes to work immediately building up antibodies against it and these only come into play after the second or third exposure.
A customized serum is created to expose the dog to the allergens over a long time period, slowly increasing the amount of exposure.
Many dogs have allergies which may develop from exposure to certain allergens such as food or things found in the environment.
Dogs with food allergies should be fed an appropriate diet, and accidental exposure to any offending allergens must be prevented.
Contact dermatitis occurs when exposure occurs between the dog's skin and irritants like Carpet Fresh or perfumed shampoo or allergens like wool and grass pollen.
The signs and severity of atopy will vary with antigen exposure, changes in environment, and seasons, if seasonal allergens are important to that dog.
Even though allergies generally don't develop until a dog is at least six months old, allergen exposure usually takes place before the dog is four months of age.
Totally eliminating exposure to environmental allergens is impossible with dogs that are typically indoor / outdoor pets.
This is actually good news, for although eliminating all allergens may be impossible, simply reducing the amount of exposure may substantially relieve your dog's symptoms.
Dogs may react to a single or multiple allergens, but even when you know your dog reacts to house dust, it's nearly impossible to eliminate exposure.
If a child reacts to the specific dog allergen or protein, then reducing their exposure is recommended by the ACAAI.
* Shield dog from exposure of allergens: HEPA filter / air purifier for home, vacuum frequently, wipe paws off after being outdoors.
The Naturals Grain - Free line features superior animal protein sources and zero grains to help optimize your dog's digestion and to limit his exposure to common food allergens.
Any exposure to the allergen can cause a relapse, so care must be taken in the type of treats and flavorings you use for your dog.
Simply wiping your pet's feet off after a walk outdoors can greatly reduce allergen exposure and itching in some dogs.
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