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Your pet's warm, soft fur creates the ideal habitat for fleas and ticks. These insects feed on your pet's blood and can lead to various health issues, including allergic reactions and deadly diseases spread by ticks. The warmer months are when fleas and ticks are most prevalent, but you may take precautions to avoid them all year long. Cat Care Warning Signs of Fleas Excessive licking or scratching, flea droppings (black specks in the fur), flea eggs (white marks), and scabs on the skin are all symptoms of flea infestation in dogs. The simplest method for locating fleas on cats is to use a flea comb (fine-toothed comb). The prime locations to look for fleas are the neck, belly, and area around the base of the tail. Fleas or flea filth, their excrement, are seen in these places. The presence of fleas on your cat is indicated by symptoms like excessive scratching and hair loss. How Do Pets Get Fleas? | Cat Care When pets are outside, fleas are very easy to pick up. Even if in...