Fleas can affect a range of animals and can be irritating and painful, so a vet has shared how to check if your pet is ...

Flea larvae will eat dandruff and skin flakes but also blood and feces (poop) given to them by adult fleas. The adult fleas poop out excess dried blood in tiny pellets, called "flea dirt." ...

Fleas are a common pest that affect lots of animals, including dogs, cats, rabbits, chickens, hamsters and guinea pigs. A vet ...

Nope, that lifeless black speck on your pup's fur isn't a dead flea. It's flea dirt! Here's what you can do to treat and prevent this occurrence.

Your cat's warm, furry coat and nourishing blood supply are a flea's dream home. Protect your pet with a flea barrier to prevent these tiny pests from settling in.

Flea bites are itchy bites that tend to appear in clusters. ... Fleas need a blood host to survive, so if your pet regularly comes into bed and still has fleas, they may remain in your bed.

Fleas typically attack dogs and cats, but humans can also get bites. Flea bites may occur on your ankles, legs, waist, and other body parts. They can cause itchy, red bumps, irritation, and ...

The best flea and tick treatments and prevention for cats are prescription and OTC medicines. Our top picks include Revolution, Frontline and Seresto.

Flea bites and bedbug bites are both treated topically, but there are some differences. ... Both bedbugs and fleas are tiny, blood-sucking insects. Neither kind can’t fly, ...

“You don’t get sick from a flea biting you,” Brannon said, clarifying typhus is not a blood-borne illness and cannot be transmitted from one human to another.