Flea eggs on dogs are not black, but white and oval, about the size of a grain of salt. In addition, flea eggs gradually shrink into spines, which are usually used to penetrate the skin to absorb nutrients, which is not observed. Once white eggs are found, external deworming must be carried out immediately.

How to deal with fleas on dogs:

1. Emergency deworming. First, give the dog a full-body external deworming or medicated bath. After deworming, it is best to wear a deworming ring.

2. Environmental disinfection. It is necessary to disinfect all the dog's living environment and used utensils. It is best to use the kennel after exposure to the sun, or to replace it with new ones to avoid flea larvae and eggs in the kennel.

3. Regular deworming. Do external deworming every 2 to 3 days, and then do external deworming on your dog regularly every month to completely eliminate fleas.

4. Nursing and prevention. At ordinary times, you should pay attention to bathing your dog frequently, grooming it frequently, and getting plenty of sunshine.