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 If you have a large yard or live in a rural area, the grass in your area may be contributing to your dog’s allergies. If your dog has allergies, be sure to mow your lawn regularly to ensure that grasses are kept short and not allowed to go to seed. Grass seeds are the . . . → Read More: Dog Allergy Treatments. Cut Your Grass Short & Avoid Fields.  Pollen is the fertilizing element of flowering plants. It is a fine powder which is released year round, although mainly in spring, from trees weeds and grasses. This powder rides currents of air, with the goal to fertilize other plants. This fertilization goal is not always achieved by each pollen grain. Unfortunately, for the . . . → Read More: Dog Allergy Causes. Pollen, Grass & Trees. |
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