Summary
Food allergies in dogs can cause persistent discomfort and often present as ongoing symptoms rather than seasonal flare‑ups. Common signs include excessive itching and licking—especially around the face, ears, paws, belly, and rear—as well as recurring ear infections. Affected dogs may also experience digestive issues, including vomiting, diarrhea, flatulence, or changes in stool consistency. Hair loss, hot spots, and inflamed, irritated skin are other red flags. Even foods a dog has eaten for years, like beef, chicken, dairy, eggs, wheat, or soy, can eventually trigger an allergic reaction. A vet‑supervised elimination diet helps identify the specific culprit.
Dog Living Magazine
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