by Ecosystem Intelligence Desk | Sep 23, 2026 | Pack Health & Wellness
Many people associate allergies with spring pollen, but fall can bring its own set of triggers. Damp leaf piles and decaying plants can encourage mold growth outdoors, while closed windows and running heating systems can concentrate dust and other indoor allergens....
by Ecosystem Intelligence Desk | Aug 29, 2026 | Pet Health
For many people, late summer brings sneezing and itchy eyes as ragweed pollen fills the air. In much of the United States, ragweed tends to release pollen from late summer into fall. Dogs and cats can be affected by environmental allergens too, but their symptoms...
by Ecosystem Intelligence Desk | Apr 10, 2026 | Pet Health
Spring pollen season sends many people reaching for tissues. Pets can be affected by environmental allergens as well, but they often show it differently. Instead of sneezing, many allergic dogs and cats scratch, lick and chew. Recognizing the signs helps you get your...
by Ecosystem Intelligence Desk | Mar 6, 2026 | Pack Health & Wellness
People with seasonal allergies tend to sneeze and get watery eyes. Dogs with environmental allergies more often itch. As trees, grasses and weeds release pollen in spring, some dogs start licking their paws, scratching their ears and rubbing their faces on the carpet....
by Ecosystem Intelligence Desk | Mar 5, 2026 | Pet Health
Allergies in cats are less talked about than in dogs, but they do occur. Cats can react to environmental allergens such as pollen, dust mites and mold, as well as to flea bites and certain food ingredients. Signs can be subtle or look like other conditions, so careful...
