When the cat dies, where do the fleas go on the cat

After the cat dies, fleas.

Will lurk around the area where the cat died. For example, suppose a cat dies in a room, and fleas go to every corner of the room, waiting for the next parasitic host.

In addition to their super reproductive power, fleas also have amazing jumping ability.

Fleas can jump up to 3 meters horizontally, and up and down up to a meter high. So if the host is active in a certain place, such as a house, it means that there is no place in the whole house where fleas can't go.

After the cat dies, fleas will lurk around the place where the cat died. Fleas are very reproductive, and flea eggs, larvae, pupae and adults will always parasitize on the cat's body surface hair while the cat is alive. When a cat dies, the fleas still lay eggs on their carcass and hatch a new generation of fleas.

Therefore, if there is a dead cat in the house, be sure to clean up the cat's carcass in time and spray it with insecticide to prevent flea infestation.

Cats' fleas don't go away on their own.

Fleas are common parasites in vitro, and if cats are infected with parasites, they need to be dewormed to make the fleas disappear completely. Also, it is necessary to clean the environment for fleas, because if there are fleas in the environment, it can also cause the cat to be reinfected.

Commonly used clinical anthelmintic drugs are drops, oral and sprays, etc., sprays have a good effect on the environment, if it is used for cat in vitro deworming, it is recommended to use drops is better, high safety, and can maintain a certain effective concentration on the surface of the cat's body, which is conducive to the usual preventive deworming.

Normal deworming can be done once a month, if it is **sexual deworming, you can choose 1 to 2 weeks each time according to the situation, until it is completely **. Finally, if a cat has a flea infestation, there is a high chance that there is a case of parasites in the body.

The jumping ability of fleas is very amazing, and they can jump up to three meters horizontally and up and down to a height of one meter. If the cat dies, the fleas on the cat's body will jump to the corners around the cat's dead place and wait for the next parasitic host to appear.

When a cat dies, the fleas on its body will die with the cat, the fleas are originally blood-sucking, and when the cat dies, there will be no blood.

Fleas either die because they can't continue to parasitize, or they have left the dead cat and quietly changed to a host.

Cat fleas stay on humans for 1 to 2 days.

Because most people bathe every day and live in a hygienic environment, fleas do not survive on humans for a long time. However, if there are more fleas in the indoor environment and the deworming is not carried out in time, the fleas may jump on the human body and suck blood.

When found that there are fleas on the cat, the pet owner needs to deworm the cat in time, first eliminate the fleas on the cat, and then use deworming drugs to deworm all corners of the home, especially some blankets and bedding and other places, to spray insecticides more carefully.

Cat fleas

Cat fleas are insects of the order Flea and are fleas that grow on the body of cats. When the flea bites the ** and sucks blood, it will discharge black stools, like dust, which are often mistaken for flea eggs; The eggs are white like the size of salt grains, non-sticky so they are easy to fall, and their larvae are white or milky white; It is usually hidden in the cracks of the floor, under carpets, and pet beds.

Fleas can lay eggs under the fur of animals, as well as on cloth and carpets. Fleas outside the animal will starve to death without blood, but the eggs can survive the winter with the protection of the eggshell. When the spring flowers bloom, they hatch and return to the animals to parasitize.

When there are a lot of fleas on a pet's body, its eggs can be found along with black flea droppings.

If a red stain is found, it is formed after the feces are wet. Fleas search for their "prey" through heat sources. The larvae, which have just emerged from the cocoon, are eager to suck blood, and after finding the location of the host by discerning the direction of the heat released by the animal's body, they will jump over it vigorously.

The symptoms of cat fleas to people are to produce pimples of different sizes, and in severe cases, there is a feeling of itching and unbearable feelings, and it can also cause iron deficiency anemia. Therefore, according to the doctor's advice, we should choose the appropriate in vitro deworming drugs for cats in time, so that there will be no cat fleas on cats.

How to get rid of cat fleas:

Fleas in cats can be completely eliminated with in vitro anthelmintic drugs. First of all, a comb with very fine teeth is commonly used to comb cats from head to tail and from top to bottom, and fleas are immediately strangled to death. Bathe with a bath with flea removal function, and increase the frequency of bathing appropriately.

Secondly, when there are fleas on cats, some in vitro anthelmintics containing seramectin, moxidectin and other ingredients can be used for treatment. Then, while removing fleas from cats, you can also choose sprays containing non-predronite ingredients to insect the cat's living environment to avoid repeated infections. Finally, in the place where cats often stay at home, it is necessary to carry out comprehensive disinfection, clean the cat nest, expose it to the sun, add nutrition to the cat, improve immunity, and the dead corners of the home can not be let go, it is best to take a vacuum cleaner to remove it thoroughly, because there may still be a large number of fleas and flea eggs in the environment, for cats must do a good job of daily deworming work, prevent it from happening.

Symptoms of long fleas in cats:

Cats with fleas will have symptoms such as itching, anemia, and scabs. First of all, fleas can cause atopic dermatitis in cats, with hair loss and crusts the size of miliary grains. Finally, fleas or hard, black, shiny flea droppings can sometimes be observed in the coat.

Secondly, fleas bite cats**, causing the cat to scratch or rub the affected area due to itching. Finally, long-term flea infection in cats can cause symptoms of anemia, such as pale mucous membranes and depression.