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Breathe Easy: Supporting Pets During Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month

  • folse8
  • May 19
  • 3 min read

Each May, Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month brings attention to respiratory and immune-related health concerns. While it’s commonly associated with human health, this observance is just as important for our animal companions. Allergies and asthma are increasingly recognized in pets, and awareness is key to early identification, care, and prevention.

Understanding Allergies in Pets

Pet allergies occur when the immune system overreacts to everyday substances such as pollen, dust, food ingredients, or chemicals. These allergens can trigger a range of symptoms, including:

Dog Scratching from Allergies
  • Excessive scratching or licking

  • Inflamed skin or chronic ear infections

  • Sneezing, coughing, or watery eyes

  • Digestive upset or food intolerance

Common sources of pet allergens include:

  • Environmental: pollen, mold, dust mites

  • Dietary: proteins like chicken, beef, or dairy

  • Contact: grooming products, fabrics, or insect bites

What Is Pet Asthma?

Asthma in pets, most commonly seen in cats and some dogs, is a chronic inflammatory condition of the airways. Irritants in the environment can cause the airways to constrict, making breathing difficult. Triggers may include:

  • Smoke, perfumes, or aerosol sprays

  • Dust, mold, or pollen

  • Cleaning chemicals or synthetic fragrances

Signs of asthma in pets may include:

  • Wheezing or persistent coughing

  • Labored or rapid breathing

  • Open-mouth breathing or lethargy

Veterinary evaluation is essential to determine the cause and rule out other respiratory conditions.

Reducing Toxic Burden for Respiratory Relief

Pets with respiratory issues or allergic sensitivities often benefit from reduced exposure to toxins and environmental stressors. Bill and Coo offers innovative solutions designed to help protect and support pets dealing with immune and respiratory challenges:

Pure Clean Pets

Pure Clean Pets is formulated to gently assist in the removal of heavy metals and environmental toxins, which are known to contribute to inflammation and immune imbalance in animals. Derived from the Clean Slate formula and adapted for pets, it includes:

  • Concentrated trace minerals

  • Vitamin C (ascorbic acid)

  • Orthosilicic acid to enhance bioavailability

This supplement provides internal support to help your pet’s body detoxify safely, promoting better resilience to environmental irritants that may exacerbate allergic or asthmatic reactions.

Coato

Environmental toxins don’t just affect internal health, they can also impact your pet’s skin and coat, which serve as the body’s first line of defense. Coato, developed by scientist Dr. Christina Rahm, is a topical spray designed to:

  • Provide a protective layer against 5G, EMF radiation, and environmental pollutants

  • Support a healthy, shiny coat with anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties

  • Reduce dandruff and promote better skin barrier function

Regular use of Coato may help protect sensitive pets from oxidative stress caused by environmental triggers, while also enhancing coat texture and appearance.

Holistic Approaches to Allergy and Asthma Management

In addition to veterinary treatment, lifestyle and nutritional strategies can also support pets during allergy season:

  • Use HEPA air purifiers indoors to reduce airborne allergens

  • Vacuum regularly and wash bedding with fragrance-free detergents

  • Choose natural, hypoallergenic grooming products

  • Avoid smoking or using strong cleaners near your pets

A Breath of Relief

This Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month, take the time to observe your pet’s breathing, skin, and behavior. Early intervention, environmental awareness, and supportive care, including detoxification and topical protection, can go a long way in improving your pet’s comfort and health. Authored By: Tyana Fenton

 
 
 

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