Physical examination. If there are small black dots in the cat’s hair and a large number of them are attached to it, it may be fleas. Observe the behavior. If there are fleas on the cat’s body, itching may occur and the cat will not Keep scratching your skin to relieve the itching; check for black particles, put them on a paper towel, and drip water on them. If they turn dark red, they may be flea feces. ​​​​​​

1. Physical examination

You can remove the cat’s coat. If you see many small black dots gathered together on the cat’s skin, it indicates that it is likely that fleas have reproduced on the cat’s skin, which is very harmful to the cat and should be dealt with immediately. deal with.

　2. Observe behavior

Under normal circumstances, if fleas appear on a cat's body, it may experience unbearable itching. At this time, the cat will hide in a corner and constantly scratch its fur and skin, trying every means to relieve the itching symptoms.

3. Check black particles

If you find a lot of black particles on the cat's body, you can put these particles on a paper towel and drip some water on it. If it turns dark red, it is likely to be flea feces. The red color is because it contains Digested cat blood.

Through the above introduction to determining whether there are fleas on a cat, I believe everyone has some understanding of pets. I hope it can help cat friends quickly grasp the eating habits and methods of cats.