The article outlines the increasing prevalence of allergies in pets, particularly dogs and cats, sharing the experience of Gail Friedman whose dog suffered significantly. It highlights that around 90% of allergic pets react to environmental factors, while the rest face food allergies. Certain breeds are more susceptible to these conditions, and the financial burden on owners can be substantial, with some spending thousands on care. Veterinarians report handling allergic cases routinely, stressing the need for awareness and understanding of pet allergies.
About 90% of allergic pets react to environmental triggers, primarily causing discomfort and requiring extensive care, which can be financially burdensome for pet owners.
Dogs and cats exhibit allergies similar to humans, often triggered by environmental factors, pests, or even food, leading many veterinarians to see allergic cases daily.
Friedman had to spend around $10,000 on her dog, highlighting the financial strain pet owners endure while dealing with pet allergies, a growing concern.
Certain dog breeds, like terriers and bulldogs, and cat breeds, such as Persians and Siamese, are more prone to allergies, impacting their health significantly.
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