Like we said, dogs don’t really have asthma the way humans do. “It is possible for dogs to get an inflammatory bronchial airway disease,” Dr. Pilossoph told us. “But dogs rarely experience any disease ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Yes, dogs can suffer from seasonal allergies (hay fever) just like we do. Many dogs suffer from this. It is much more common in ...

Finally spring–and your dog suddenly shows signs of breathing difficulties? It could be asthma. While it’s less common in dogs than in cats, the strain on our four-legged friends’ airways increases ...

Continuous household dog exposure in children with asthma and airway allergy is associated with a 1.2-fold higher risk for asthma exacerbations but does not increase the risk for moderate-to-severe ...

Children who grow up with a dog in the house are at a higher risk of developing asthma if they're also exposed to secondhand smoke or nitrogen dioxide. Most studies of asthma in children have looked ...

As someone with dog allergies who nevertheless has been around many dogs as a trainer, a fosterer, and an owner, Candice has learned not to trust the promise of a “hypoallergenic” dog. She’s met ...

Some people have seasonal allergies so bad they wouldn’t wish them on their worst enemy. So it might be devastating to learn that our sweet pets can get seasonal allergies, too. But they don’t get ...

Choosing a hypoallergenic dog breed may help minimize asthma symptoms. Using a HEPA filter can remove dander from your home's air. If you have asthma, dogs may trigger your symptoms—but not everyone ...