See article: http://thetoller.com/component/conte...n-for-your-dog

Has anyone seen an allergic reaction in their dog? What symptoms did
it manifest as? Has anyone experienced this in their dogs after
vaccinations or medications?


~ C

"CStars" wrote

Has anyone seen an allergic reaction in their dog? What symptoms did
it manifest as? Has anyone experienced this in their dogs after
vaccinations or medications?

Hi Carrie, with dogs yes but never to meds or vaccinations. I know it can
happen, but we've not had any issues.

Food now is another matter. Although most cats and dogs tolerate wheat,
corn and soy products well, it is not universal. Of the 3 dogs I have had,
2 react to grains badly. I didn't pay for fancy testing to figure out which
ones they react to, I just converted them to grain free and now mostly raw
feeding using a decent grinder that can handle chicken bones well.

Symptoms of grain allergies I noted: Recurrent Ear infections (there can be
other causes but this is an easy one to see if grain free feeding fixes),
itching, toe chewing. Mabel Anne is so bad, she will gnaw until she bleeds
and only after 2 months of grain free has she recovered the fur on her belly
(we got her 20 Nov 2010).

On Thu, 3 Feb 2011 19:47:18 -0800 (PST), CStars
wrote:

See article: http://thetoller.com/component/conte...n-for-your-dog

Has anyone seen an allergic reaction in their dog? What symptoms did
it manifest as? Has anyone experienced this in their dogs after
vaccinations or medications?

None of my dogs have had allergic reactions to vaccinations or
medications, but this site has some information about that:
http://www.ehow.com/facts_4914284_dr...gies-dogs.html

the shepherd i know has had allergic reactions to antibiotics the vet
prescribed for an ear infection....

not sure what specific chemical she was allergic to, but he switched
meds and she had less reaction...

Allergies to antibiotics in dogs is not unusual.... just like in
humans.... {sigh} The appropriate thing to do is always to stop the
medication that the dog is reacting to and start an alternative one.
Same thing your MD would do for you.

Jo Wolf
Martinez, Georgia

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