A heavily infested animal, over time, can lose a substantial amount of blood to fleas. This is mostly the case in very young or frail animals. 70 fleas can consume 1 mL of blood per day which could kill a puppy or kitten in 50 days. Double the number of fleas and the young animal can be dead in a month. They lose so many red blood cells to the fleas that they become anemic and die.
Yes. A sick kitten can make other cats sick.
There are some diseases that a sick kitten can pass on to make a child sick.
Unless the kitten has some disease then no
rats caried fleas and the fleas would make you sick
Yes. Isolate the sick kitten in another room away from other cats and kittens. Take it to see your vet as well.
yes!
yes it can cause blindness in a very old cat but if it is a kitten the it wont
To help get rid of/keep away fleas, feed your animal garlic. This is a natural way to keep away fleas and it doesn't make your pet sick.
No it is not especially if you have other pets cause then the fleas go onto your other pets and maybe make them sick.
To find out if a kitten has fleas, aside from the obvious scratching and biting, use a flea comb over white paper. Comb slow and see if little pepper spots show on the white paper. If there are any specks, then the kitten has fleas. Helen
If you overfeed it, yes.
The kitten probably caught the fleas from it's mother, or contact with someone or something that had the fleas on it. Talk to your vet about the best way to treat them.