However, it’s important to keep your eyes peeled for another common telltale sign they leave behind: the presence of flea dirt. Whether you find flea dirt disgusting or you’re not even sure what it is ...

These little specks, called flea dirt, might look like regular dirt, but they’re a sign of a flea problem. Fleas are small and don’t have wings – but they can jump really high up to 200 times their ...

This is known as flea dirt, which is really just a euphemism for flea feces. While fleas may not pose significant health risks to humans, they can be a primary source of irritation and discomfort.

The fine-toothed comb helps you part your pet’s fur to better see their skin and hair follicles, which may reveal fleas or flea dirt. This comb is designed to remove fleas, flea eggs and other ...

Flea droppings are called flea dirt. Often, you’ll see these small, black specks on a cat’s skin instead of the fleas themselves. If you suspect your cat has fleas, part their fur and look for ...

A 75-year-old man from Kerala has been diagnosed with murine typhus. This flea-borne bacterial infection causes symptoms such ...

You will not see the flea bites, but you will see evidence of the bites. So you’ll see flea dirt, which is the product of a flea ingesting your pet’s blood and then passing it as feces.

Flea dirt is a more pleasant way of saying flea poop. Often, you’ll see these small, black specks on a cat’s skin instead of the fleas themselves. If you suspect your cat has fleas ...

These specks, about the size of grains of black pepper, are called "flea dirt" and are flea feces (or digested blood). To check your cat for fleas or flea dirt, run a flea comb through your cat's ...

A 75-year-old Kerala man, who returned from Vietnam and Cambodia recently, has been diagnosed with a rare disease, Murine ...

First case of murine typhus in Kerala, India, diagnosed in 75-year-old man with travel history to Vietnam and Cambodia.