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Excessive Scratching or Biting
Flea allergies can cause intense itching and discomfort in pets, leading to excessive scratching or biting at the skin. This is often concentrated around the lower back, tail, and abdomen.
Fur Loss
Chronic scratching and biting can result in fur loss, particularly in areas where the pet can reach such as the lower back, thighs, and belly.
Redness and Inflammation
The skin may become red and inflamed due to the continuous irritation and scratching. In severe cases, the skin may also become thickened and discolored due to prolonged inflammation.
Skin Lesions or Sores
The continuous scratching and biting can lead to skin lesions or open sores. These wounds can also get infected and may produce pus or bleed.
Behavioral Changes
Dogs suffering from flea allergies can become irritable or anxious due to the constant discomfort. They may avoid being touched or petted, especially around the affected areas.
Hot Spots
Hot spots or acute moist dermatitis are localized areas of skin inflammation and bacterial infection. They can occur when a pet constantly licks, chews, or scratches an area, causing it to become red, oozy, and painful.
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