Learn about the risks, prevention methods, and effective treatments available at our hospital.
Fleas and ticks, they will drive you and your feline family members crazy. With our ever-changing temperatures here in Nova Scotia, these annoying critters are here to stay. Prevention is key and we can suggest the best option for your family.
Though you may not see adult fleas, you may see their feces (flea dirt) present in your cat’s fur. If your cat is scratching frequently, this is another key sign that some fleas have made themselves at home on your pet.
If your cat is constantly licking and scratching at the skin, hair loss and irritation may occur. Also, your pet is at risk for a tapeworm infection if fleas are ingested.
Prevention is key to keeping these pesky critters at bay. Not only will preventing fleas lower your cat’s risk of skin irritations and contracting tapeworm, but they will be healthier and happier all around, and you will be too!
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