"no, it must of died of old age"
Ignore above response as actually yes, a dog can die from flea infestation. Pets can contract the following from flea bites: Tapeworm, Dipetalonema reconditum, anemia, flea allergy dermatitis, plague, Haemobartonellosis, and Tularemia. All of which can potentially lead to death if left untreated.
a dog can have like a lot of fleas. more than 1000.
dog fleas hide behind the neck of the dog because it is one of the wamer places on the dog and fleas love warm places filled with blood
yes, a house dog could get fleas...of course you go outside and walk around, your shoes touch the ground and your clothing picks up many things. When you get home, fleas can be on what your wearing and transferr to your dog. Also when you like your dog outside, you dog can catch fleas as well.
Take it to a vet ASAP.
Fleas can kill a dog or cat if they are not treated for this or are wild living with other animals that can get fleas. So if any of your pets has fleas treat it right away
A dog fleas habitat is the dog itself.
yes, if your dog has fleas
Parasitism is what happens when one organism benefits and the other is harmed. For example, think of fleas on a dog. The fleas are parasites because they are benefiting from living on the dog, but the dog is being harmed by the fleas.
i have never lived in Iowa but i do know that if it snows there then they will die. i moved to Idaho from sc and all the fleas on my dog died as soon as it snowed.
Not at all But if you do notice a rash, or skin irritation, check with a vet, because your dog may be having an allergic reaction to the flea treatment.
you could get a flea collar, you could also get shampoo and wash your dog it would hv to be flee shampoo but it depnds on the kind of dog if its a big dog it might be hard, and also you could could bring your dog to the groomers i brought my dog to the groomers in september of 2011 because he had fleas and they got the fleas away
Yes short hair dogs do get fleas they can stick to the dog in many ways