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Take Precautions at Home
If you have more than one pet, feed other dogs in a different location to ensure your allergic dog doesn't eat their food.
Keep all dogs out of the room at your mealtime, so they don't receive table scraps.
Don't give your dogs human food or non-approved treats.
Don't offer seemingly “harmless” items, such as toothpaste or edible toys, because they could contain a potential allergen.
Keep your dogs away from garbage and compost receptacles.
Work With Your Veterinarian
Ask your veterinarian about medications your dog is taking. Some medications can trigger an allergic reaction in some dogs.
Keep a journal of other foods your dog may have eaten, so if there is a reaction, you can provide useful information to your veterinarian.
Contact your veterinarian with any questions or concerns.