Presented by Dr. Delaney Honeyford
In this informative lecture, we will explore effective ways to prevent itching in dogs during the allergy season. As the saying goes, “April showers bring May allergies,” and our furry friends are not exempt from the discomfort caused by seasonal allergens. We will discuss the common triggers that lead to itching in dogs, such as pollen, dust mites, and mold spores, and provide practical tips on how to minimize their exposure. From regular grooming practices to dietary adjustments and environmental modifications, we will cover a range of preventive measures that can help alleviate itching and promote overall well-being in our canine companions. Join us to learn how to keep your furry friends itch-free and happy during the allergy season!
All attendees will be entered to win a year’s supply of Bravecto!
Free & Open To The Public. This is a humans-only event.
About Dr. Delaney Honeyford
Dr. Delaney Honeyford had a love of animals from a young age. At the University of Maryland, she worked mostly with production animals and developed a deep regard for the human-animal bond. This passion drove her to pursue a career in veterinary medicine. Initially, in veterinary school, she focused on the interaction of public health and food safety as she went on to earn a Master’s of Public Health concurrently with her veterinary degree.
However, during her clinical year, she fell in love with companion animal medicine due to a desire to serve both animals and their owners. She later graduated from Tufts Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine in 2019.
Dr. Honeyford’s professional interests include veterinary dentistry, geriatric care, feline medicine and client communication.
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