Natural Relief for Dog's Seasonal Allergies
Spring allergies can affect our dogs, just like us! It's hard to watch our best friends suffer through seasonal allergies. From sneezing to sniffles and itchy skin to goopy eyes we just want to soothe their symptoms and make them feel better.
Have you ever asked yourself, what can I give my dog for allergies? How can I naturally help my dog's allergy symptoms. We completely understand. Sue created Ruff Bar Supplements to help her little dog, Jack, who was struggling with severe skin allergies. Read Jack's story, and how Sue was able to help him find relief.
Ruff Bar Supplements offer a variety of all natural herbal mixes to offer different options to help support your dogs health holistically.
When it comes to dog allergies and supporting your furry friend's overall health our Daily Health herb mix is a great place to start. This blend of ten all natural herbs is formulated to sustain a normal healthy dog. Daily Health contains nettle and burdock, which both help with seasonal allergies. Daily Health also supports joints and the immune, kidney, liver and lymphatic systems!
Daily health is a great overall blend, but let's talk dog allergies specifically. Several herbs can potentially help alleviate your dog's spring seasonal allergies. Some options include:
- Nettle: contains natural antihistamines and anti-inflammatory properties, which can help relieve allergy symptoms.
- Chamomile: has anti-inflammatory properties and can help soothe irritated skin and calm allergic reactions.
- Licorice: this root has anti-inflammatory and immune-modulating properties, which may help reduce allergy symptoms.
- Burdock: root can help cleanse the blood and support the liver, which may help with allergies by promoting detoxification.
- Turmeric: contains curcumin, which has strong anti-inflammatory properties and may help alleviate allergy symptoms.
Interested in learning more natural ways to support your dog's health? Here is our fully glossary of herbs for dogs which explains what each herb does for your pup.
We love our furry family members, we want to keep them healthy and support them however we can, but each dog, their symptoms and how they react to an supplement is different. Always consult with a veterinarian before giving your dog any herbs or supplements, as some may interact with medications or have side effects.
