
These allergies can be caused by fleas or toxins. It's important to treat your Boxer with flea medication that will kill adults and larvae. To determine if it is a toxic allergy, the process of elimination is the best solution.
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Food allergies in Boxers can cause vomiting and diarrhea, neither of which is normal.
Food allergies are generally caused by something your Boxer has ingested. The process of a food elimination diet is the best way to determine the problem foods.
Respiratory allergies can produce coughing, sneezing and wheezing in your Boxer.
Be sure to wipe any pollen from your Boxer’s face and paws
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Your boxer's respiratory allergies can be caused by pollen and treated easily by washing your Boxer Dog. Seasonal allergies, caused by trees, weeds and pollen, can be treated by prescription medication from your vet. One caveat is to not let a vet treat an allergy with Prednisone. Prednisone will save your dog’s life in an emergency situation.

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