Flea Pest Control Services
Fleas are an external parasite of both dogs and cats. The adults consume up to 15 times their body weight in blood per day, making them ravenous. Pets initially become infested when adult fleas occur indoors or outdoors jump on the animal with ease- they can hop about 6 inches high!
Flea's hitch a ride onto passing animals from kennels, groomers, etc., but pets also acquire these pesky insects through stray animals like opossums and raccoons that come wandering into yards near homes.
Flea bites may cause numerous itchy swollen marks that could lead to an allergic reaction in some people. Fleas can bite both humans and animals, which is why they are so difficult to manage. Unfortunately, flea infestations often pose a significant threat because of the time and effort required for treatment; this includes treating infected pets as well as cleaning areas where there has been large-scale activity (such as furniture). Prevention would include regularly applying topical treatments on your pet's skin or using insecticide sprays around the house - these tactics help deter future outbreaks before they happen!
The most serious aspect associated with a flea infestation is usually how much work must go into eradicating them from your home-or even just one pet.