It is safe and effective to use antihistamines like Claritin or Aerius for long-term management of allergies to dogs. In some cases, using a nasal corticosteroid like Flonase, Mosaspray, or Nasacort may also be helpful if antihistamines alone are not enough. It is also recommended to limit your dog's access to your bedroom, especially if they do not sleep on your bed, to reduce exposure to their hair and saliva.
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