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Do dogs get poison ivy?

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Dogs and cats do not suffer the allergenic effects of poison ivy, sumac or oak like humans do but they can transmit the oil of these plants to humans. read more

Veterinary Treatments for Poison Ivy on Dogs. We know the answer to the question, can dogs get Poison Ivy, and that it’s a dangerous plant for dogs just as it is for us. Depending on the severity of reaction that your dog suffers from, it may be necessary to skip home treatments and take your Fido to the veterinarian. read more

Symptoms of Poison Ivy in Dogs. Symptoms of Poison ivy reactions to the skin in dogs can include raised bumps or swelling of the skin. The dog may become very itchy, and the skin may also become inflamed. The raised bumps may start to blister and ooze clear fluids. If a dog ingests Poison ivy, the dog may experience sudden vomiting or diarrhea. read more

And don't forget that the dog can pass the oil to you, and then you can get poison ivy if you're sensitive to it. If your dog has been in an area that you know has poison ivy or off in the woods where there is likely to be poison ivy, you should wash their coat immediately and be sure not to touch the dog yourself until all the oil from the poison ivy plant is washed off. read more

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