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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
Symptoms. Within the shellfish family, the crustacean group (shrimp, lobster and crab) causes the greatest number of allergic reactions. Many shellfish-allergic people can eat mollusks (scallops, oysters, clams and mussels) with no problem. Still, anyone with shellfish allergy symptoms should consult an allergist before eating any other kind of shellfish. Although true cross-reactions among shellfish are rare, they appear because various types of shellfish are often stored together in restaurants and markets, causing cross-contamination. Shellfish allergies most frequently develop in adulthood.