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  • thered
    V.I.P. Member
    • Aug 2008
    • 4915

    #1

    dog advice

    every year my dog gets an allergy like hayfever she comes out in lumps and has a snotty nose.she is very itchy and makes herself bleed because of the scratching

    i have taken her to the vets the last couple of years they have give he a steroid injection and some allergy tablets which from what i can make out are the same ones we get in shops

    so im thinking as it is just about to come around can i give her some stuff to relive her and what is the best to give might save me about ?50 at the vets

    thanks btw she is a heinze dog part bulldog part boxer part staff i think
  • andy4
    V.I.P. Member
    • Apr 2008
    • 1125

    #2
    Originally posted by thered
    every year my dog gets an allergy like hayfever she comes out in lumps and has a snotty nose.she is very itchy and makes herself bleed because of the scratching

    i have taken her to the vets the last couple of years they have give he a steroid injection and some allergy tablets which from what i can make out are the same ones we get in shops

    so im thinking as it is just about to come around can i give her some stuff to relive her and what is the best to give might save me about ?50 at the vets

    thanks btw she is a heinze dog part bulldog part boxer part staff i think
    my dog had these symptoms she wuz on steroids to, found out it wuz grass pollen cudn't find anything to buy over counter had to keep going to vets to get it sorted very expensive
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    • smoggy
      V.I.P. Member
      • Apr 2009
      • 12772

      #3
      Have a read of this blog Could My Dog Have Hayfever? She Has Runny Nose Red Weepy Eyes. And... - Blurtit

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      • thered
        V.I.P. Member
        • Aug 2008
        • 4915

        #4
        been reading a few blogs and been to tesco for some benadryl which is what dogs are given apparantly i will try her and see how she goes,she isnt that bad yet but i can see the symptoms starting and when she gets it bad she rips her skin and fur off

        hopefully they will work before it starts properly and save a trip to the vet

        btw found this for anyone who is interested on safe human drugs for pets

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        • Spudzz
          Newbie
          • Dec 2008
          • 7

          #5
          Let us know how you get on, ALLTHE BEST !!!

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          • thered
            V.I.P. Member
            • Aug 2008
            • 4915

            #6
            trying my best to keep the dog in but the wife keeps letting her out thick cnut but the benadryl is definately helping whether it does enough to save her and me from the vets i dont know but il keep you posted

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