Ask the Pet Vet: Pet Allergies

How to cope with pet allergies

Too many allergic owners obtain pets without thinking through the difficulties of living with them.

Tips for dog owners with pet allergies

The Guide to Pet Allergies

Pet allergies are a reality and we should avoid them at all costs. Prevention is worth the trouble to avoid any health issues that could arise.

Pet Allergies: What They Are and How to Stop Them

Pet dander can be a nightmare for allergy sufferers, but the right tips for managing your allergy will make your time with your pet a lot more fun.

How to Clean Your House for Pet Allergies

Pet allergies can be uncomfortable… Sneezing, itchy eyes, wheezing, nasal congestion, runny nose, cough, facial pressure – the list could go on and on. Do you have friends or family that don’t come over to your house because you have a cat or dog? Are you faced with the tough decision about removing a pet from your own home? According to the American College of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology, about 10% of the population may be allergic to animals. With those numbers, it’s…

Itchy and Scratchy: What You Can Do for Pet Allergies

Animals can also have allergies, but sometimes, they’re difficult to pinpoint, diagnose, and treat. That’s why we offer the following tips and tricks for how to handle pet allergies.

Is Your Pet Itchy? An Overview of Pet Allergies

Your pets can suffer from allergies just like you can! Allergies can be frustrating to pet owners: persistent scratching, chewing, or licking can lead to skin infections, open sores, and discomfort for your pet. It's important to learn what is causing your pet’s discomfort by getting them the help they need from your veterinarian.

Pet Allergies in a Pet-Friendly Building

Can those allergic to cats and dogs expect accommodations in buildings where pets are welcome?

How To Prepare Your Dog for the Vet Exam

Are you worried about how your pet will behave at the vet's office? Whether your dog is anxious, unruly or aggressive, veterinarian Dr. Marty Becker and dog trainer Mikkel Becker teach you how to make vet visits easier on everyone.

Over-The-Counter Products You Shouldn't Use on Your Pet

Before you give your pet anything from your own medicine cabinet, think twice and consult your vet. Many common over-the-counter products are dangerous for cats and dogs.

When Animal (Allergies) Attack: Pet Allergy Symptoms, Treatment

How do you control and relieve pet allergies? How do you prevent pet allergies? Learn dog and cat allergy symptoms, the cause of allergies to cats and dogs, how to clean up for pet allergies, and the truth about hypoallergenic dogs and cats. Discover how to treat symptoms of pet allergies.

9 Reasons Why Your Vet Would Send Your Pet to a Veterinary Behaviorist

Vetstreet's Dr. Patty Khuly discusses nine reasons why your veterinarian may recommend that you take your pet to a board-certified veterinary behaviorist.

Pet Weight Loss Ideas, Vet Advice, Resources

A roly poly puppy or chubby kitten might look cute, but carrying extra fat can endanger your pet’s health. Here’s how to keep your pet’s weight in check.

5 Simple Pet First Aid Tricks Every Owner Should Know

It's always good to know some key pet first aid techniques, until you can get your pet to a veterinary hospital. Vetstreet covers 5 common emergency situations.

5 Things You Might Be Doing That Can Harm Your Pet

Make sure you're not exposing your pets to dangers like secondhand smoke, poisonous lotions and cleaning products and other cat and dog toxins like xylitol.

7 Dog Tricks That Can Help Reduce Stress at the Vets

Asking your dog to perform common tricks, like wait and shake, can make a visit to the vet easier and less stressful on your pooch. Our trainer explains why.

Is Ice Water Dangerous For Dogs? Vet Debunks Online Rumor

Could giving your dog ice water to drink on a hot, humid day result in death? A vet debunks the rumor circulating online.

My Dog Has Bad Breath. How Can I Treat It?

Don't ignore pet bad breath. It can be caused by medical problems. Fortunately there are things you and your vet can do to deal with cat and dog bad breath.