How to care for fleas on dogs:

1. Use a flea comb. Choose a flea comb with dense teeth to comb your dog's fur. Fleas will get stuck in the teeth of the comb. But at this time, do not crush it to death, but stick it to a tape or put it in water dissolved in soap or detergent to kill it

2. In vitro anthelmintics. Pull the hair along the back of the dog's neck near the spine to expose the skin, and place a whole tube of drops on the skin at the root of the hair.

3. Use flea powder. To treat fleas on dogs, you can use flea powder. The key is the dosage and cycle. Because fleas are stubborn and relapse quickly, treatment needs to be continued for at least seven to thirty days. 4. Flea-killing body wash. In fact, just like taking a bath normally, put the bath liquid on the dog to clean it, and leave it on for three to five minutes. In some serious cases, it can be left on for more than ten minutes.

5. Thoroughly disinfect the home. In order to avoid repeated flea infestations, it is necessary to thoroughly clean and disinfect the home environment and the dog's daily necessities.

6. Strengthen feeding and management. Puppies should get plenty of sun and moderate exercise; adult dogs should be fed regularly and quantitatively to prevent partial eclipse, and be supplied with sufficient clean drinking water in a timely manner to ensure a strong body and improve the body's disease resistance.

Symptoms of fleas on dogs:

1. Red spots appear on the body. Generally, there will be some red spots or some small red spots when fleas have been there.

2. There are dandruff or black spots on the body. If there are fleas on your dog, they will leave a lot of excrement, which will appear as a lot of dander or small black spots.

3. Partial hair removal on the body. When there are fleas on the dog, the dog will scratch constantly. If there is severe hair loss in some parts, it proves that the dog has fleas and is particularly itchy.

4. Frequent scratching with legs. When a dog has a lot of fleas on its body, it will have a little habit of scratching it with its hind legs.