Can you give dogs allergy medicine?

Don’t give your dog any allergic medications for humans if the vet has specifically asked you not to do so. Use hypoallergenic dog grooming products. Don’t take your pet outdoors if the pollen forecast is high. Clean your home frequently to get rid of dust mites. Take preventive measures to prevent flea infections in your home. If your dog suffers from frequent allergic reactions you may have to administer desensitization shots to your pet. read more

Many medications made for humans are being prescribed for pets every day! Also, before you give your dog any medication prescribed by your vet, research the med so that you are familiar with any possible adverse effects that it may have on your pet. read more

The human allergy medication diphenhydramine hydrochloride (HCL) can be used to relieve certain allergy symptoms in dogs, notes Trupanion. Also known by the trademark name Benadryl, this medication can be prescribed by veterinarians to treat other health concerns like reactions to insect bites, motion sickness and muscle tremors. read more