Preventing Pug Allergies
Today many Pug puppies suffer from allergies; these allergies can extend into adulthood as well. It is important to understand the causes of allergies in house pets. These allergies can stem from things such as insect bites and environment. Pollen, dust, flea bites, insect bites and weather changes can all trigger allergic reactions for your Pug. It may be quite difficult to tell what the cause of the reaction is. If you have noticed biting, itching, or sneezing from your pet right after an application of medication or after using a cleaner in the home, then you may want to discontinue use for a while and see if the allergy subsides. If not, then you may want to take your new Pug puppy over to your local veterinarian, who may be able to give treatment options.
