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Food Allergies in Yorkshire Terrier. Though food allergy is rare in Yorkies, it cannot be ruled out. Only 5% of dogs exhibit some kind of food allergy linked to foods with artificial color, flavor, and preservatives. Some dogs are also sensitive to meat, egg, seafood, or various plant diets. Food allergy symptoms include intense itching, watery eyes, and stomach problems. Treating Allergies in Yorkshire Terrier
Dogs are also frequently allergic to soy, chicken, eggs, and corn. For cats, 90% of food allergies are caused by beef, dairy, and fish. Cats are also commonly allergic to lamb, wheat, chicken, and corn. For dogs and cats, the most common sign of food allergy is itching and scratching. Other signs of food allergies are head and neck itching, miliary dermatitis, eosinophilic granulomas, swollen lymph nodes, hives, and conjunctivitis.