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Dogs can develop seasonal allergies triggered by pollen, mould, dust mites, and parasites. Excessive scratching, paw licking, head shaking, and skin irritation may signal discomfort.

Persistent paw licking indicates underlying irritation, allergies, or injury. Parasites, stress, boredom also cause excessive paw licking. Consult vet if licking persists or visible symptoms appear.