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Allergies are extremely common among both cats and dogs today, and they are one of the top reasons for veterinarian visits. Unlike the typical respiratory symptoms that plague humans when they have seasonal allergies, allergies can show up in your pet as skin irritation, itchiness and inflammation. Your pet may lose hair, develop rashes, hives, open sores or "hot spots," inflamed ears, and feel downright miserable. If your pet's symptoms change with the seasons, they're most likely from seasonal allergies. Potential allergens can include grass and weed pollens, trees, mold spores, insects, and even human personal care and cleaning and pest control products. Left untreated, seasonal allergies can become a year-round issue. Rather than suppress symptoms with steroids (which is often the traditional veterinary approach) or stimulate an already overactive immune system, you want to support your pet's healthy normal immune function to help it "re-balance itself" and respond normally.