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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
Most likely, your Yorkshire Terrier will have problems with people being allergic to him rather than having allergies himself. Yorkies are considered one of the better breeds of dogs for those who suffer from allergies to canine dander. Yorkies can get the usual allergies that any breed of dog can develop (even mongrels). These Yorkshire Terrier allergies include food allergies, allergies to flea bites and allergies to certain chemicals in cleaning products for the dog or for their bedding. Some Yorkies also can become allergic to pollen, just like people. And you can also ask the vets in your area yourself.