Can anyone help me check out allergy testing. I'm seeing it used a lot as there's a lot of dogs coming through rescue with allergy symptoms. The last I read it made it seem like the hair tests were a con, but its hard to know which articles to trust.
The latest dog was very sore and itchy, and changing her food made only a slight improvement. The testing came back as
intolerant to the following foods;
wheat, gluten, rice, sugar-beet, cow's milk/cheese, salmon, plaice, hake, also tap water or more so the nickel that is contained in tap water, Nickel is also in stainless steel so her collar and lead could well be irritating her.
Non food intolerances are;
all disinfectants/cleaning products, laundry powder/liquid & fabric conditioner feathers, cats & pollen.
It seemed a lot of things, it made me wonder if they were hedging their bets.
The latest dog was very sore and itchy, and changing her food made only a slight improvement. The testing came back as
intolerant to the following foods;
wheat, gluten, rice, sugar-beet, cow's milk/cheese, salmon, plaice, hake, also tap water or more so the nickel that is contained in tap water, Nickel is also in stainless steel so her collar and lead could well be irritating her.
Non food intolerances are;
all disinfectants/cleaning products, laundry powder/liquid & fabric conditioner feathers, cats & pollen.
It seemed a lot of things, it made me wonder if they were hedging their bets.
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