OH NO!...Say It Ain't So!  

Poor little MoMo. He must be tormented!! :(

I have heard that surrounding your pets areas with pine branches can keep away fleas, but of course I do not know if this is true. I hope that you find a solution soon!

Poor little guy! I have a cat that's allergic to fleas, and she started having a lot of problems even though she never had fleas actually on her. She mostly has respiratory issues so it took us about a year to figure out the cause. I'm glad you found out what the problem was and that it wasn't something worse! I hope he's feeling better soon.

I put Frontline on my dog, my cat, and my guinea pigs, even though the cat and the guinea pigs don't go outside. As soon as I started the Frontline on the cat, her respiratory problems started to fade away. I guess the occasional flea would bite her and that would cause her to be sick for awhile.

Texas - my Texas....me too.
and yes....peachie, my dog is allergic to fleas too.!
The same thing. The vet told us if there is one flea in the yard and it gets on our dog, and bites him, that he will have the allergic reaction.
We've tried everything since then and only found relief with medicated shampoo and lots of rinsing - be sure that he is squeaky clean.........rinse rinse rinse.
AND - vets are now saying that Frontline is causing some of the reaction. It's just way too strong for some of the little dogs who are allergic. My neighbor used it for her chihuahua and it almost killed the poor thing. She was sick for days.

Advantix doesn't bother them as much as Frontline. (for some reason).
My little Wolfie has little sores all over his body from scratching and itching so much. This year isn't as bad as years before.

I put flea killer over the entire yard twice a year. I make sure the house is free from anything and I make sure I use the Advantix - I also bath my dog at least once a week. I use Neosproin on his sores and try my best to keep him from licking and scratching.

It's a never ending battle. I've noticed the cooler I keep him the better he is. If he gets too hot, it makes him itch. So I rinse him off in cold water a lot.
Poor babies........Oh I almost forgot.....my vet said to break a benedryle in half and give it to him at night. It's an antihistomine and helps them, which it does.
At least it helps my Wolfie........

Allergic to fleas - I never heard of such a thing - until it happened to my dog.

Poor thing. I lived in FL and TX and we always had a time with fleas. We treated the yard with something we got from the vet. Pretty expensive stuff, but I don't remember what it was. Then we treated the house - around the perimeter. We kept the animals at the vets while we treated. Then, we used some flea meds with d-Limonene. That didn't seem to bother our cats and dogs as much as the stronger chemicals.