Other Shih Tzu Allergies Options
- Shih Tzu allergies can be treated by bathing the dog at least once a week using mild shampoo to get rid of molds, pollens, dust, and other debris. Your vet might also recommend a medicated shampoo that has an anti-inflammatory agent.
- Wash your dog’s bedding a few times a week using a hypoallergenic detergent.
- Use only non-toxic cleaning solutions
- Invest in a high-quality air purifier to prevent and control dust mites.
- Only use bottled of filtered water.
- Be cautious of vets who want to over vaccinate your pup. Excessive vaccinations could trigger your dog’s over-reactive immune system, and it could lead to allergic conditions.
Bottomline
The symptoms and treatments for Shih Tzu allergies depend on the kind of allergies your dog is experiencing. When your vet has determined what is triggering the allergies, proper steps could be taken to help your Shih Tzu feel normal again.
