These can include pollen, mold, dust mites, and even grass. Unlike food allergies ... and inflammation at the site of contact. Dogs with contact allergies may develop rashes or hives, and the ...

The most common cause of excessive licking of the feet, however, is contact allergies to grass and other things (like wool carpet). Anxiety can also cause a dog to lick his feet, and sometimes it ...

Others have red, smelly ears, or rashes on their skin ... Instead, airborne allergens—like pollen from grass or trees—likely get absorbed through the dogs’ skin. That leads to symptoms ...