dear angel, my last cat who died of kidney failure when he was 13 had an
allergy to flees and if he got qne flee on him his fur would come out and he
would get alittle red sore there at first they said it was his hormones and
put him on ovarid tablets but later they decided it was the flee problem and
so I tried several things but found FRONT LINE to be the best, also part his
fur down his spine, if you see a line of what looks like tiny black balls
the vet said that is proof of flees, the feacses, I can never spell that
wordbut I am sure you know what I mean Idont know about if indoor cats can
get them or not I was wondering that myself as mine is an indoor cat [ by
his own choice I might add for the benefit of those morans who think every
cat should be forced outside whether they want to or not best of luck jp