Canine nasal mites are tiny, pale insects that often make their homes in dogs' noses. Scientists aren't entirely sure how they transfer from dog to dog, but a common theory suggests they travel ...

In rare cases, persistent sneezing can be caused by nasal mites. These tiny insects, about a millimeter in size, are found in ...

These can include pollen, mold, dust mites, and even grass ... can lead to symptoms such as sneezing, coughing, nasal ...

People with this type of allergy usually mouth breath, snore, rub their nose constantly (creating a nasal crease called the “dust mite salute”) and have dark shadows under their eyes.