BindieBoo
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Spring has hit in our area... We know for sure Bindie is very allergic to grass (poor thing, cause she loves laying in it). We try very hard to keep her sunbathing OFF the grass, especially this time of year because it makes her belly break out in hives. I notice the other day her whoo-whoo (technical term for vagina) was red and swollen and rashy. I took a unscented wipe and cleaned it. But it hasn't gotten much better, and I'm not sure what is a good treatment for this... We are assumming when she goes out to pee and squats on the grass it touching her parts and giving her a reaction
Can we give her Claritin to help with her current outdoor allergies??
Is there a non-drowsey dog antihistamine? (I know a lot of people use Benadryl but I don't want her to be sleepy all the time)
Is there a cream I should be using??
I've also noticed her eyes have been red and watery...
We recently switched her food to grain free/potato free for yeast issues. California Natural - Kangaroo and Red lentil... her symptoms don't seem to be her normal food allergy reactions (face acne, yeasty rolls). I'm convinced it's outdoor allergies causing the problem, because she is more rashy than yeasty (only areas affected are feet, belly, whoo-whoo, and red eyes)
Any help, suggestions, or advise would be greatly welcomed on how to home treat seasonal allergies
Can we give her Claritin to help with her current outdoor allergies??
Is there a non-drowsey dog antihistamine? (I know a lot of people use Benadryl but I don't want her to be sleepy all the time)
Is there a cream I should be using??
I've also noticed her eyes have been red and watery...
We recently switched her food to grain free/potato free for yeast issues. California Natural - Kangaroo and Red lentil... her symptoms don't seem to be her normal food allergy reactions (face acne, yeasty rolls). I'm convinced it's outdoor allergies causing the problem, because she is more rashy than yeasty (only areas affected are feet, belly, whoo-whoo, and red eyes)
Any help, suggestions, or advise would be greatly welcomed on how to home treat seasonal allergies