Fleas not only make your cat extremely uncomfortable, but flea infestation and flea bites can also cause allergic reactions, feline worms or anemia. When waging the war against fleas it’s important to treat the 3 areas they inhabit: your cat, your home and your cat’s outdoor environment.
For every flea you see there are likely a hundred flea eggs, flea larvae and flea pupae, in your home and yard on their way to full flea maturity. These eggs, larvae and pupae are found
If you have a cat or a new kitten it’s important to know a little about the main feline worms that cause problems for cats — the symptoms, how they are contracted and how to treat for them. Some of these worms can cause serious health problems so you’ll want to know how to deal with them.
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Feline Allergies are often noticed through skin conditions causing the cat to scratch, itch or bite. Allergies in cats aren’t the only things that will cause these reactions in the skin, but feline allergies are the most common cause of these symptoms. Cats, like us humans, can be allergic to a number of things. Allergens can include:
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