Allergy testing
Identify the root cause of your pet’s allergies and create a plan for lasting relief.
About the service
Allergies can cause ongoing discomfort for your pet—from itching and skin irritation to ear infections and digestive issues. Without understanding the cause, these problems can become frustrating and difficult to manage.
At Blue Mountain Animal Clinic, we use testing and evaluation to help identify what’s triggering your pet’s symptoms. From there, we create a personalized plan to reduce exposure, manage symptoms, and improve your pet’s quality of life.
- Identifying the underlying cause of allergy symptoms
- Reducing itching, irritation, and discomfort
- Creating a personalized treatment plan
- Managing both seasonal and ongoing allergies
- Helping your pet stay comfortable long-term
Our goal is to move beyond temporary fixes and help your pet find real, lasting relief.
What's included?
Allergy care is tailored to your pet’s symptoms and history.
Evaluation:
• Discussion of symptoms and patterns
• Review of diet, environment, and lifestyle
• Physical exam focused on skin, ears, and coat
Testing may include:
• Allergy testing to identify triggers
• Evaluation for food sensitivities
• Ruling out parasites or infections
Treatment and management:
• Personalized treatment plan based on results
• Recommendations for diet or environmental changes
• Medications or therapies when needed
• Ongoing adjustments as your pet’s needs change
We work with you to find a manageable, long-term approach that keeps your pet comfortable and improves their quality of life.
What are common signs of allergies in pets?
Itching, licking, ear infections, red skin, and digestive issues are all common signs.
Can allergies be cured?
Most allergies are managed rather than cured, but with the right plan, symptoms can be greatly reduced.
Will my pet need testing right away?
Not always. We may start with evaluation and treatment before recommending testing.
Are food allergies common?
They’re less common than environmental allergies, but still possible. We’ll help determine the cause.
The best way to get your pet seen is to call us today to schedule an appointment.
By appointment only. No walk-ins.
