Cats | Allergies

Similar to dogs, cats can experience allergies triggered by various substances, and they probably will have symptoms such as Skin problems, respiratory problems, digestive problems, etc.

Always consult your veterinarian before giving your cat allergy medicine. Additionally, most allergy medications are prescription-required.

Yes, cats can develop allergies to certain ingredients in their food, such as protein sources (chicken, beef) or grains (wheat, corn). If you suspect a food allergy, your veterinarian might recommend an elimination diet to identify the culprit.

Please contact your vet immediately if your cat has an emergency situation. However, if your cat has severe allergies, you might want to discuss with your vet to increase the dosage of the allergy medication and potential dietary changes. If the allergy is caused by environmental factors, please try to minimize environmental exposure to allergens like pollen dust mites, etc.

Never administer medication without consulting your veterinarian.They will determine the correct dosage based on your cat's weight, overall health, and severity of allergies.

If your cat vomits after taking allergy medication, contact your veterinarian immediately.This could be a normal side effect or a sign of a more serious issue requiring adjustments.

Yes! You must consult your vet before giving a new allergy medication to your cat.