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**Angry White American** · 11-09-2010, 05:39 AM

No, if you can eliminate it from his environment then they won't do allergy shots. The way my vet explained the allergy shot is that it will only work for a little while then they become allergic to it again. It's like us when we've been exposed to something too long we can be allergic to it - example, I never used to be allergic to horses but starting 2 years ago I did.

11-09-2010, 05:39 AM	#12
Angry White American Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 369 Senior Member	No, if you can eliminate it from his environment then they won't do allergy shots. The way my vet explained the allergy shot is that it will only work for a little while then they become allergic to it again. It's like us when we've been exposed to something too long we can be allergic to it - example, I never used to be allergic to horses but starting 2 years ago I did.
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