If you think that fleas can only appear on animals that live outdoors, let me dissuade you.
Even the cat that spends all its time lying on the couch and receives the most careful care is not immune to the appearance of parasites.
Fleas can appear on a cat after a walk in the park, on the grass, paths, asphalt, etc.
Another option is an encounter with an infected animal.
You can bring insects into your home on your outerwear or shoes.
Finally, infestation can occur through eggs left on carpets and upholstered furniture.
Fleas pose a serious threat to the health of animals, so it is necessary to get rid of them in a timely manner.
In addition to bites accompanied by unbearable itching, these insects can cause the following problems: they can carry fungal infections, negatively affect the psyche of pets, contribute to the appearance of worms, etc.
In addition, fleas can bite people, causing inflammation on the skin.
These blood-sucking insects are especially dangerous for kittens, since the fragile bodies of babies may not cope with an attack of fleas, which often leads to weight loss and the risk of developing anemia and severe infections.