Checking your dog for fleas is an important part of their regular grooming routine. Here's how you can do it: 1. Start by parting your dog's fur and looking closely at their skin, especially around the neck, tail, and belly where fleas tend to hide. 2. Look for signs of fleas such as tiny black/brown insects moving through the fur, flea dirt (black specks that resemble pepper), or red and irritated skin. 3. Use a flea comb to comb through your dog's fur, focusing on areas where fleas are commonly found. 4. If you suspect fleas, you can also place a white paper towel beneath your dog and brush their fur vigorously to see if any fleas or flea dirt fall onto the towel. 5. Remember to check your dog regularly, especially during warmer months when fleas are more active. If you find fleas, it's important to treat your dog and your home to prevent an infestation.

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Dog Care Dog Grooming Flea Prevention Pet Health