Dog has very bad allergies since moving 1.5 years ago. Her paws are the main concern

Thanks for reaching out with your concern about your dog's allergies. Moving to a new environment can sometimes introduce allergens she's not used to, which might explain the paw irritation. Common culprits include pollen, mold, or even different types of grass.



To help soothe her discomfort at home, you can gently wipe her paws with a damp cloth after she comes in from outside to remove any potential allergens. Additionally, soaking her feet in a mild saline solution can help reduce irritation and prevent infection. Make sure to dry her paws thoroughly afterward.



Watch for signs like redness, swelling, or excessive licking, which can indicate a worsening condition. If you notice any of these, along with limping, pus, or a significant change in her behavior, it might be time to seek further help.



Persistent or severe symptoms should be addressed by a veterinarian, as they can offer treatments such as allergy medications or topical solutions that might be necessary for relief. I'd recommend scheduling a video consult through Dial A Vet so we can take a closer look and offer tailored advice to help your furry friend feel better soon.