Dog Allergy & Immune Support

Just like people - it's pretty common for dogs to experience upper respiratory infections and colds. A cold is a virus that causes certain symptoms including chills, a temperature, runny nose, sneezing, lung congestion, sore throat and others. In fact a dog's cold is similar to human symptoms: sneezing, runny nose, coughing, congestion, discharge from the eyes, fever, ulcers in the mouth or around the nose and watery eyes.

A dog can also display signs of labored breathing from congestion (including loud snoring), sneezing (especially wet sneezes), and lethargy (napping more). Dog colds are especially hard on pups that are prone to asthma or have difficulty breathing.

Most dog colds last about seven to ten days and are generally not serious. However, if your dog has been suffering with cold symptoms or other signs of lethargy it is time to try Immunity Boost for dogs and help build your canine's internal defense system. If your dog continues to have trouble breathing, stops eating or drinking, becomes overly lethargic, or seems to be in pain, go see your veterinarian right away.

It is possible to care for and treat sick dogs at home. The important thing is to keep your pets comfortable, let them rest as much as possible, clean their nose with a damp cloth or cotton ball soaked in warm water several times a day, put a humidifier near where your dog sleeps if they seem congested (you can even take them into the bathroom while you shower so they breathe in the steam).
Be sure to separate your dog from your other pets as the cold can be contagious.

Use the immunity boost to help clear up your dogs cold in a matter of days.

The product is safe and can be taken long term as a maintenance for pets with chronic issues, as a support for dogs battling cancer, heart or other serious illnesses, or for those with a weakened immune system. Many owners have seen great improvements to their dogs after giving consistently for months at a time.

Common symptoms of a dog cold or respiratory infection include coughing, sneezing, runny nose, watery eyes, congestion, and fatigue. Some dogs may also have a reduced appetite or experience mild fever. Identifying these symptoms early helps prevent the cold from worsening.

Yes, dog colds and respiratory infections, such as kennel cough and canine influenza, are highly contagious to other dogs. These infections can spread through direct contact, shared water bowls, or close proximity, especially in places like dog parks or kennels.

Dogs can experience a weakened immune system due to factors such as poor nutrition, chronic stress, exposure to toxins, aging, or a lack of exercise. Boosting your dog’s immune system with proper nutrition and natural supplements helps them fight off infections and stay healthy.

Symptoms of seasonal allergies in dogs include itchy skin, sneezing, watery eyes, scratching, and frequent licking of paws or irritated areas. These symptoms are often triggered by environmental allergens like pollen, dust, and mold.

Yes, recurring seasonal allergies can weaken your dog’s immune system over time, making them more vulnerable to infections. Managing allergies with natural remedies and boosting immune health helps reduce the impact of allergens and improve overall well-being.

The time it takes for allergy relief to show can vary depending on the treatment used. Natural remedies may take several days to a week to show noticeable improvement in symptoms such as itching, sneezing, and congestion. Consistent use leads to the best results.

Yes, certain breeds like Bulldogs, Pugs, and Shih Tzus are more prone to respiratory issues due to their anatomy, while breeds with sensitive skin, such as Labradors and Golden Retrievers, may be more susceptible to seasonal allergies.

Yes, consistently strengthening your dog’s immune system with a healthy diet, regular exercise, and natural immune-boosting supplements can help prevent recurring colds, allergies, and other infections, keeping your dog healthier in the long term.