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 ...

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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.

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 ...

Your dog may have fleas if they scratch a lot, have small red bites, or have "flea dirt" on the skin. Your best bet is to take a flea comb to the base of your dog's tail and see if you can spot them.