Dear Dr. Fox: A very basic question: How do I know when my cat has fleas if I do not actually see one crawling on her? – R.S., Houston, Texas Dear R.S.: The best test is to check for flea droppings on ...

While everyone else gets all riled up about tick season, the warm weather means another parasitic pest is upon us: fleas. The rising temperatures makes it more hospitable for eggs to hatch, and more ...

Fleas are one of the most common and persistent pests cat owners face, but some cats seem to attract them more than others.

It’s the middle of the summer and those pesky fleas are out in full force. Even indoor only cats get fleas. Fleas can hitchhike on humans and come in through screens or open windows. Fleas can only ...

One in four cats in the UK has fleas, compared to one in seven dogs. There are different species of fleas - such as dog fleas, cat fleas, rabbit fleas and human fleas - and they are parasites that ...

It can be difficult to see fleas, but the best place to look is on the belly. Part the fur gently and you may see mahogany-coloured insects scurrying away from the light. Most cats are fastidious ...

Presence of flea dirt: Fleas move quickly through your pets’ fur, so it’s usually easier to look for flea dirt, which is flea ...

Home remedies for fleas on cats are becoming increasingly popular, especially for pet parents who are fans of natural products and remedies. While it is true that natural options will be free from ...