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Allergies, infections, hormonal disorders, and parasites such as fleas and mites are among the common skin problems in cats and dogs.

Perhaps this is due to that cat's unique sensitivity («allergy») to flea saliva and antigen or that in combination with its individual temperament.

Today, the preferred term for allergies to things in the environment, like house dust mites pollen, mold, trees and grasses, fleas, and even your unsuspecting household cat, is allergic dermatitis.

In upstate New York, at the Cornell University Hospital for Animals, for example, the most common causes of skin disease in cats seen by dermatology specialists are allergies to airborne particles, food, or flea and mosquito biteIn upstate New York, at the Cornell University Hospital for Animals, for example, the most common causes of skin disease in cats seen by dermatology specialists are allergies to airborne particles, food, or flea and mosquito bitein cats seen by dermatology specialists are allergies to airborne particles, food, or flea and mosquito bites.

Flea bite allergy can also make cats very itchy, resulting in hairless, inflamed areas around the neck and head.

Dogs and cats treated with Revolution, including those with pre-existing flea allergy dermatitis, showed improvement in clinical signs associated with fleas as a direct result of eliminating the fleas from the animals and their environment.

In cats, flea bites can cause flea allergy dermatitis, and severe flea infestation causes blood loss anemia.

The most common allergies seen in cats are flea bite allergies (also known as flea allergy dermatitis) and atopy, or inhalant allergies.

Allergies and skin problems are quite common in dogs and cats of all breeds and backgrounds, typically due to fleas; however, they can also result from food or an inhaled irritant like dust or pollen.

However, this is ineffective and in some felines can develop a cat flea allergy.

Flea allergy - the itching will occur over the rump and around the neck area, because fleas live in those locations on a dog's (or cat's) body.

Allergies to the bite of a flea are very common in dogs and cats.

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The most common causes of itchy skin and hair loss in dogs and cats in our area include fleas and allergies.

However, he adds, cats with flea allergy dermatitis are apt to show distressful signs — reddish, crusty bumps, for example — even in areas that have not been savagely scratched as well as those that are obviously itching.

Flea allergy is very common in cats.

Fleas also cause flea allergy dermatitis due to flea saliva that comes in contact with the cat's skin and results in redness and hypersensitivity.

There are four known types of allergies in the cat: contact, flea, inhalant, and food.

Felines with cat flea allergy have a serious reaction to being bitten by a flea, their skin can become inflamed and very itchy resulting in the cat developing sores.

So, comb your cat - as a bonding, pleasant activity (most cats love it) as well as a seek and destroy strategy in the battle with the adaptable feline flea and the associated problems such as your feline friend developing a flea allergy.

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It is sometimes difficult to tell the difference between skin allergies caused by fleas and allergy caused by something in your cat's environment.

The cause might be fleas, an allergy or stress that can be resolved by altering something in your cat's environment.

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Other possible causes of scratching include fleas, lice, eczema, allergies, or stud tail (in male cats).

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Allergies in cats that affect the skin can be due to food, fleas, dust mites, pollen, grass, mold spores, and other materials found in the environment.

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Meanwhile, cats with flea allergy dermatitis are apt to show distressful signs - reddish, crusty bumps, for example - even in areas that have not been savagely scratched as well as those that are obviously itching.

In actuality, when a pet is affected by flea allergy dermatitis (or flea bite allergy, as it is often referred to as), your dog or cat doesn't even have to have fleas to be affected.

Even if your pooch came from the most reputable breeder and remains in pristine condition, it is not a negative indicator of the care you provide your pet if your vet suspects your dog or cat suffers from flea allergy dermatitis.

Flea allergies Flea allergy is the most common skin disease in cats (and dogs).

Flea allergy dermatitis in cats can be difficult to diagnose, because so many other conditions produce similar symptoms.

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Flea saliva allergies are very common in cats.

The only way to prevent flea allergies in dogs and cats is to kill any existing fleas and prevent them from returning.

Diagnosis of flea allergy dermatitis in cats is generally achieved through analyzing the cat's history of clinical signs, finding fleas on the pet, and noting a serious skin condition in association with them.

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Flea allergy dermatitis (FAD) in cats commonly develops around the neck and lower back.

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If a cat is on a flea preventative, the Vet will look for signs of food allergy, contact allergens in areas with less hair such as the abdomen, face, feet and neck, and food allergy.

Depending on your cat's coat and how often you groom him (if at all), you may never notice any signs of flea infestation other than seeing non-stop scratching by your cat or, if there's a flea allergy, changes in the cat's skin and coat.

There are three major allergic skin and ear disease syndromes seen in dogs and cats: flea allergy dermatitis, environmental allergies (aka atopic dermatitis), and food allergies.

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Itchiness and hair loss in your dog or cat can be the result of fleas, inhaled allergies, hormonal disease, seborrhea, food allergy, infection, and many other things.

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