ST. LOUIS – Fall allergies are common for our pets, with a variety of symptoms from watery eyes to skin irritants.
While the spring and summer months are common culprits for seasonal allergies, the drop in temperature as we progress into the cooler months of the year can also affect our pups more so than some may realize.
“This time of year, it is really common to see a lot of allergies in dogs. We see a lot of dogs come in. You think of that more of a spring and summer problem, but when the ragweed comes out in the fall and some of the different weeds come out and the pollen, it can really affect them,” Dr. Stu Robson, veterinarian at Fox Creek Animal Hospital, said…