Worse yet, cat fleas can transmit dangerous diseases to cats and humans. Here's what you need to know about fleas and your cat, including detection, treatment, and prevention.

Part of owning a feline is making sure your pet doesn’t have fleas and ticks. Unfortunately these critters are common in many regions of the country, and can infest both indoor and outdoor cats.

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Out of over 300 species of fleas in the United States, Ctenocephalides felis, or the cat flea, is the one that prefers cats. And in North America, this is the most common flea affecting domestic dogs.

Part of owning a feline is making sure your pet doesn’t have fleas and ticks. Unfortunately these critters are common in many regions of the country, and can infest both indoor and outdoor cats.

Fleas can cause your cat to have skin irritation, a tapeworm infection, and other issues. To learn more, read our guide on how to get rid of fleas on cats.