Many cat owners assume that indoor cats do not have fleas since
they have no contact to the outdoors, but fleas can get into a
house through many ways. They could grab onto your pants, your
sleeves, your shoes, or even your hair. Cats have higher body
temperature than humans, so it is a better residing place for
fleas. Fleas can cause your cat to itch, bite and scratch
aggressively and excessively. Fleas can also spread over to
humans, other animals and the surrounding environment. It is
important to know if your cat is affected by fleas and take the
appropriate action to help control flea infestation. How do I
know if my cat has fleas? If you have a light colored cat, the
easiest way to see if your cat has fleas is by checking the
coat. Fleas usually hide under the fur on the abdomen, hind legs
and lower back. If you brush the fur upwards, you should be able
to see fleas hopping around or dark specks (flea feces)
underneath the coat. Use a flea comb to help you remove the dark
specks which look like pepper f