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Prescription Allergy & Immune Support For Cats
Cats can get allergies just like we do—and they can be just as miserable. Cats suffering from allergic reactions may lick or chew their itchy skin, suffer from vomiting or diarrhea, get red and itchy eyes, or experience difficulty breathing. The exact symptoms depend on what type of allergies your cat has, including environmental allergies, skin reactions to fleas and parasites, and allergies to foods.
Things to consider when buying allergy medication for cats:
- Symptoms may be confusing: Different types of allergies can cause overlapping and similar symptoms in cats, making it harder to distinguish between environmental and food allergies.
- Signs of flea allergies: Symptoms related to flea allergies are often centered on the neck, head, thighs, and abdomen. Cats with flea allergies may scratch themselves raw.
- Common food allergens: The most common food allergies in cats are to beef, fish, and chicken. Food allergens are commonly discovered using a dietary elimination trial in which certain foods are restricted for a limited time while you closely monitor symptoms.
- Testing for environmental allergens: There are two main tests used to identify contact or environmental allergies. A serology test measures for factors in the blood, while a skin test uses very small injections of allergens in the skin to create a small allergic reaction.
Treating allergies often begins with preventing your cat from coming into contact with their allergens wherever possible. This might mean eliminating certain foods or switching grooming products. For some types of allergies, allergy shots or vaccines can help reduce symptoms.
Frequently Asked Questions about Prescription Allergy & Immune Support For Cats
How do I get cat allergy medicine prescriptions online at Chewy Pharmacy?
Get cat allergy medicine prescriptions online at Chewy Pharmacy by first visiting your vet for a prescription. Then, go online and add the appropriate allergy product to your cart. At checkout, you can add your vet contact info and pet information so Chewy can verify the prescription on your behalf. Getting your cat allergy prescriptions filled is super easy with Chewy!
What prescription cat allergy medicine is best?
The best prescription allergy medicine is the one your vet recommends for your kitty. Commonly prescribed medications include prednisolone, Atopica and Neo-Predef, but the right treatment will depend on what kind of allergies your cat has. Your vet may also have you try different products until you find one that works well.
What is the difference between over-the-counter and prescription allergy medicine?
The difference between over-the-counter and prescription allergy medicine is that you need a vet to prescribe the latter. The ingredients in prescription medications are more carefully controlled and regulated, so the dosing can be more precise and safer. Many prescription treatments are more effective than over the counter products, as well. Your vet can give you the most up-to-date information on what medications are designed to treat the allergies your cat has and which might work best for her.
How can I help treat my cat for allergies?
Help treat your cat for allergies by using vet-approved flea and tick control, buying dust-free cat litter, and keeping your home clean and free of pollen, dust, smoke and other allergens. Bathing your cat may provide relief, and a healthy or hypoallergenic diet may help, too. Talk to your vet about more strategies for controlling your cat’s allergy symptoms and treatment regimens you can perform at home.
How do I set up Autoship for my prescription cat allergy medicine?
Set up Autoship for your prescription allergy medicine by selecting Autoship at checkout. Then, choose the frequency of your recurring delivery—you can cancel or change your deliveries any time you want. You must have a valid prescription or remaining refills on file for Autoship to work. If we do not receive a prescription, or if your prescription is about to expire, one of our team members can contact your vet and obtain the necessary information. Always have plenty of cat allergy medicine on hand with Autoship from Chewy!
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