Experienced Advisor Samantha Adams says:
February 20th, 2008 at 04:40 PM
clariton is a human drug so i can not give advice on this product as i dont know about its use in animals, one successful method of reducing allergies is monthly injections of anti-allegens, these are made in laboratories for your pets specific needs so your pet will need to be tested. has this problem just started? sometimes dos can get blades of grass or grass seeds stuck up their noses other items. hope this helps.
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