Flea allergies are common in dogs and can cause discomfort. Signs of flea allergies include excessive scratching, chewing, or licking, especially around the tail and back. Your dog may also develop red, inflamed skin, hot spots, hair loss, and even skin infections. To confirm a flea allergy, you can part your dog's fur and look for fleas or their feces, which appear as small black specks known as 'flea dirt.' Additionally, consulting with your veterinarian for a proper diagnosis and treatment plan is crucial.

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